Join us for a special screening of To Decadence with Love, Thanks for Everything! followed by a Q&A with director Stuart Sox and performers from the film.

Join us for a free screening of Promising Young Woman (2020)

Cassie's once-bright future is thwarted by a chance encounter that leaves her reeling. Working at a coffee shop by day, the medical school drop out takes to the night seeking justice to cope with the trials of her past. Cassie's family and friends know little of her private vendetta, instead puzzling as to her sudden shift in trajectory.

Production year: 2020

Runtime:113 minutes

Rating: R

English Closed Captions provided on request

Outside Social event

Join us for a week of activities exploring ways we can address and prevent Islamophobia on our campus and create campus learning environments where Muslim students, faculty, and staff can thrive.

The Prima Memorial Series
Louis Prima: The Wildest documentary screening
+ Q&A with producers Joe Lauro and Don McGlynn

Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024
12 - 2 p.m.

Diboll Gallery
3rd floor of The Commons, Tulane University

Refreshments served
Free and open to the public

A student-facing conversation about the election.

Mixer for members of Chi Omega and Phi Gamma Delta!

south florida @ tulane

Hawaiian Lua themed party 

Join Tulane University Libraries, the Goldman Center for Student Accessibility, and the Office for Multicultural Affairs for a community-building night centered around neurodivergence! NEURODIVERGENT is a 25 minute film about filmmaker Afton Quast Saler's experience in understanding her ADHD diagnosis during the pandemic. This short film is a personal, mixed-media representation of neurodivergence and explores the lack understanding and diagnostic practices of identifying ADHD in women and girls.