Celebrate the end of a long, crazy year and the senior's last days in SDT at the Court of Two Sisters at our sisterhood brunch! Meant for fam bonding, saying goodbye, and celebrating all of the milestones we hit this year.
Come and join Tulane Special Olympics as we are awarded by Special Olympics for being Special Olympics Louisiana's FIRST-EVER Unified Banner school! There will be crawfish, music, and SWAG, so be sure to stop by! Please RSVP to the event so we have an estimate of the headcount.
Join SOAR in watching the documentary film Grass is Greener in Rathskeller Lounge from 7pm-9pm on May 3rd! Food will be provided.
Netflix Description: It lit up jazz and hip-hop -- and ignited a war on drugs steeped in racial injustice. Experts explore America's complicated relationship with weed.
Tulane Film Festival takes place April 20th, 2022
April 20th - Freeman Auditorium (Woldenberg 205). Screening begins at 5:30 PM with a second screening at 7:30 PM — intermission in between
Tulane RHA is showing 22 Jumpstreet in Yulman Stadium! We wanted to host an enjoyable event for students living on-campus. Snacks will be provided and there are custom RHA roll up blankets available while supplies last. Come enjoy a night on the filed and bring your friends with you for a fun movie night!
Film Screening: The Skin You’re In
A Documentary Film by Dean Thomas LaVeist
In honor of National Public Health Week
An opportunity for the women in our chapter to meet the members of Delta Tau Delta.
Join us for a documentary and Q&A on sex trafficking in America designed to raise awareness and initiate change. The event will showcase the documentary "Very Young Girls." The film follows the work of Rachel Lloyd, a former sexually exploited youth-turned-activist who started the organization GEMS (Girls Educational and Mentoring Services) in New York to help victimized young women escape trafficking situations. The films follows ten teenage girls at different stages in the transition out of trafficking.
Tulane University's Mellon Sawyer Seminar, hosted by the Newcomb Art Department, will screen CJ Hunt's documentary film The Neutral Ground (2021). The documentary is about memory, monuments, and how to break up with the confederacy. It documents the struggle in the city of New Orleans over Confederate monuments and will serve as the kick-off event for the April Sawyer Seminar (April 5-10, 2022) on Monumental Iconoclasms, which considers contemporary challenges to existing monuments in New Orleans and Mexico City.
Documentary Summary:
Academy Award nominee, producer, and Tulane Alum Robert Fyvolent will be on campus for a Q&A and free screening of Summer of Soul, Wednesday, March 16th at 5:30 pm in room 210, Stone Auditorium in the Woldenbberg Art Center. Moderated by Melissa A. Weber, Tulane University Special Collections and sponsored by SLA Digital Media Practices and distributor Searchlight Pictures.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slFiJpAxZyQ
