Join us for an interactive and dynamic panel to discuss how art can be a powerful tool in rebuilding communities by promoting healing, unity, economic growth, cultural preservation, and social change. It provides a means for individuals to connect, express themselves, and envision a more positive and resilient future.
Panelists:
Opening of 2023 Undergraduate Juried Exhibition of work by Tulane students in all media, juried by Cheryl Hayes -- artist, Emeritus Professor of the University of New Orleans, and member of the Joan Mitchell Foundation Board.
Join the Department of English, the Creative Writing Fund, The Altman Program in International Studies & Business, and the Center for Sports in Welcoming Rich Cohen, a Tulane Alumnus and an award-winning author. More information on Rich can be found here.
On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.
On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.
On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.
On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.
On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.
On November 7th, Tulane’s Department of Theatre and Dance opens Ubu Roi, one of the theatre’s most controversial plays and infamous characters.
