Tulane School of Liberal Arts News
Tulane School of Liberal Arts 2026 TRICS Participants
Tulane School of Liberal Arts Participants at the Tulane Research, Innovation, and Creativity Summit (TRICS), Tulane’s showcase for research and innovation.
In Summer, In Community
Anthropology students will travel to the small binational island of St. Martin for a rigorous, immersive experience with an opportunity for meaningful community
During NOLA Book Fest at Tulane University, Sen. John Kennedy and Walter Isaacson explore disagreement without division
US Sen. John Kennedy sat down with Walter Isaacson at the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane to find common ground and discuss ways to make meaningful change.
The 2026 New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University
The 2026 New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University brings acclaimed authors, artists, and thought leaders to Tulane’s uptown campus.
Get to Know George Saunders, This Year’s Visiting Author in the Carole Barnette Boudreaux '65 Great Writers Series
George Saunders (Liberation Day, Tenth of December, Lincoln in the Bardo) is the 2026 Carole Barnette Boudreaux ’65 Great Writers Series featured writer.
Bringing French Back to the French Quarter with Global Humanities Center Alum Scott Tilton
New Orleans bookstore and gallery space are home to Nous — a nonprofit created and directed by former Global Humanities Fellow Scott Tilton and Rudy Bazenet.
Tulane Senior Joins Community Panel on Iran
Tulane student Nate Miller describes his experience at Tulane and with the New Orleans greater community
Environmental studies professor and author dives into big questions at NOLA Book Fest at Tulane University
Although it is perhaps best known for music and food, New Orleans has a rich literary history and a strong community of writers.
Tulane talent helps drive new era at City Hall
With New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno now two months into her term, several Tulanians are playing pivotal roles in the city's new administration.
Tulane economist among those highlighting civil discourse at New Orleans Book Festival
Douglas N. Harris, professor of economics in the School of Liberal Arts, will discuss his State of the Nation project at the 2026 New Orleans Book Festival
Shakespeare for the Schools brings literature to life for kids
The New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane welcomed thousands of schoolchildren to Tulane's campus to watch stagings of "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
Unveiling the 2026-2027 Unified Performing Arts Season
Tulane School of Liberal Arts unveils the 2026-2027 Unified Performing Arts Season with The New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane and Summer Lyric Theatre