Tulane School of Liberal Arts News
Tulane Pre-College program gives students a head start on the future
On many summer afternoons at Tulane University, high school students can be found exploring fields ranging from engineering and medicine to the arts.
Interdisciplinary course explores leadership through art, classics and community
In a prep session with KIDsmART, Tulane students enrolled in The Artful Leader course built a representation of Bayou Road for young artists to decorate.
The measure of America at 250: Q&A with the Tulane economist hoping data can help Americans find common ground
Tulane economics professor Douglas Harris likes to call the United States a “laboratory for democracy.” How is America doing?
New bipartisan report finds that Americans share the same struggles despite deep political divides
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, a major new bipartisan report aims to get consensus on how we are really doing as a country.
Student-led program uses data to help community groups address challenges
A program in the Connolly Alexander Institute for Data Science (CAIDS) is providing students with real-world experience in an increasingly impactful field.
2026 Runsdorf Award winners pursue service through civic engagement
Dhehir Kelly and Aditi Morumganti are the 2026 recipients of the Jim Runsdorf Excellence in Public Service Student Award.
Anthropology graduate seeks to understand others through research and service work
Catarina Vazquez discusses her experience at Tulane highlighting how community work and volunteering informed her education.
La Nuit des Idées: The Enlightenment, Left Unfinished
Tulane hosts La Nuit des Idées, featuring student-led discussions on the Enlightenment’s legacy, contradictions, and relevance to contemporary global issues.
Students Showcase Purpose with Possibility - Spring 2026
End-of-semester roundup highlighting student achievements, research, awards, events, and academic experiences across Tulane’s School of Liberal Arts.
The Tulane Film Festival: Showcasing Talent While Cultivating It
Tulane Film Festival highlights student filmmakers, showcasing original work while fostering creativity, collaboration, and hands-on film production experience.
Tulane’s Phi Alpha Theta Makes History
Tulane’s Phi Alpha Theta chapter presented research at a regional conference, engaging with scholars and professionals across diverse historical topics.
Classics and Showstoppers Take the Stage at Tulane this Summer
Tulane University’s New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane and Summer Lyric Theatre at Tulane announce their Summer Lineup.