Tulane School of Liberal Arts News
Beyond paradise: The Bahamas becomes a classroom for Tulane students
Students explored leadership and sustainability in the Bahamas through a low-tech summer course created by professor Jolene Pinder.
From volcano warnings and lost burial grounds to organ transplants, Tulane researchers harness AI to tackle real-world challenges
Tulane University awards grants to eleven innovative projects utilizing artificial intelligence to address public health, climate, and historic preservation cha
Putting Anthropology into Practice at CoLang 2026
Tulane student Alice attended CoLang 2026 at UNR, gaining fieldwork skills and collaborating with the Washoe community on language revitalization.
Israeli settler violence hits home for Gretna family
Jason Silverman, postdoctoral fellow with the Grant Center for the American Jewish Experience, discusses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Exclusive: Hybrid Schools Open New Legal Front for Choice
Tulane economist Doug Harris weighs in on how education savings accounts are fueling growth in small private schools and reshaping the school choice landscape.
Unexpected Opportunity for NTC Senior Paves New Pathways
Emma Schubert spent her summer as a research assistant to Elio Brancaforte of Tulane’s Comparative Literature department.
The secrets of Pompeii are revealed again
Tulane University Anthropology Professor Allison Emmerson discusses Tulane's Pompeii I.14 Project
At least $719 million in ESA vouchers has flowed to 190 private schools as Arizona ranks near last in public school funding
Doug Harris, Economic professor, breaks down where Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account funds are being spent.
Professional Accolades: Honoring Excellence
Each semester, we celebrate the hard work and achievements of our community, whose passions and expertise demonstrate the far-reaching scope of the liberal arts
NASA Missed a Lost Maya City With 6,500 Structures Until a Student Found It Buried in Old LIDAR Data
Former Anthropology PhD candidate Luke Auld-Thomas unearthed a buried Mayan city with the help of Google.
Don’t let fear drive the data center debate
Professor of Practice & Senior Advisor for AI Literacy Knud Berthelsen shares his thoughts on data centers, their effectiveness, and their water usage.
Inflation is stuck above 2%. Can the Fed really do anything about it?
Economics Professor Gary “Hoov” Hoover spoke with Marketplace about what the federal government can do about the current inflation rate.