- Anita Raj is the Executive Director of the Newcomb Institute and the Nancy Reeves Dreux Endowed Chair in the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine at Tulane University. She is a research scientist trained in developmental psychology and public health with a multi-disciplinary research focus on gender equity in global health and development.

Join us for a free screening of Trap (2024)

Production year: 2024

Runtime: 80 minutes

Rating: PG-13

English Closed Captions provided on request

Director: M. Night Shyamalan

Cast: Josh Hartnett, Ariel Donoghue, Hayley Mills, Alison Pill, Saleka Shyamalan

Join Tulane Special Olympics for our Spring kickoff field day. Stop by Brown Field to enjoy classic games such as corn hole, spike ball, flag football, and more. We will serve Dat Dog and other food options. Please RSVP through this link: . Hope to see you there!

TUCP x Sex Week presents Sweeten Up Your Sex Ed! Stop by our table on McAlister to grab some sweet treats and resources on safety with food play.

Come listen to a talk from Elizabeth C. Bellino, MD, MPH, a Newcomb alum who works as a pediatric emergency room physician at UMC! It will be Boggs-105 and we will have king cake from La Boulangerie!

The First-Year Five application for the 2025-26 academic year is officially open! Swing by our table on McAlister Walkway to chat with current FY5 members, get insider tips on the application process, and see what it’s like to be a storyteller for the next incoming class. Plus, enjoy a king cake donut while you're there!

Join Tulane Women's Rugby for a day trip up to Baton Rouge, LA where LSU Women's Rugby is hosting a 7s-style round-robin tournament! This will involve Tulane, LSU, Ole Miss, and the University of Alabama!

 The Empowering Change Task Force (ECTF) is excited to announce the Tulane School of Social Work Book Festival, a free and open to the public celebration of authors, researchers, and thought leaders in social work and related fields! These contributors impact the field of social work and social justice in our community. 

This free event will feature engaging discussions, book signings, and networking opportunities with experts who are driving meaningful change in communities. 

Join OISS for Coffee & Conversation! This event series is designed to provide you with a relaxed environment to have themed conversations to learn more about New Orleans culture, U.S. culture, and global cultures. Free coffee is provided. All are welcome! The events are held at the OISS office at 6901 Willow St. When you enter the building, enter the conference room on the left across from the front desk! Springtime is one of the busiest times of the year in New Orleans for festivals and events!

Join OISS for Coffee & Conversation! This event series is designed to provide you with a relaxed environment to have themed conversations to learn more about New Orleans culture, U.S. culture, and global cultures. Free coffee is provided. All are welcome! The events are held at the OISS office at 6901 Willow St. When you enter the building, enter the conference room on the left across from the front desk! Join us for a Would You Rather activity! Would You Rather is a fun game where you have to choose between two different scenarios.