Join the Department of English and the Creative Writing Concentration in hearing many of our student Creative Writers from around campus read their work, many for the first time!
Pizza and drinks will be served.
Tulane University's New Orleans Center for the Gulf South, Environmental Studies program, and Center for Public Service, in collaboration with Rice University’s Center for Environmental Studies, are proud to announce the third annual Gulf Coast Connections. On March 1st and 2nd, scholars, non-profit leaders, artists, and architects from across the Gulf Coast will gather on Tulane's campus to learn from each other and foster new collaborations.
Tulane University's New Orleans Center for the Gulf South, Environmental Studies program, and Center for Public Service, in collaboration with Rice University’s Center for Environmental Studies, are proud to announce the third annual Gulf Coast Connections. On March 1st and 2nd, scholars, non-profit leaders, artists, and architects from across the Gulf Coast will gather on Tulane's campus to learn from each other and foster new collaborations.
Rottman Lecture: Ballots, Babies, and Banners of Peace: American Jewish Women's Activism with Melissa Klapper, PhD.
Join us for an inspiring event at Rogers Memorial Chapel on Broadway Street in New Orleans, LA, USA.
The Department of Classical Studies presents the second annual Classics Colloquium on April 13, 2024.
The Colloquium is designed to help undergraduate students refine their conference-style presentation skills in a friendly, low-stakes, and supportive environment.
Date: Saturday, April 13, 2024
Time: 10:30AM to 12:30PM
Kicking off a new partnership with the Museum of Southern Jewish Experience, this delicious event with Kugels and Collards authors Lyssa Harvey and Rachel Barnett. Through recipes and stories, the two food authors will explore the food history, traditions, and memories of South Carolina Jewry. This in-person event at the Museum of Southern Jewish Experience will take place March 14th at 6pm Central; it will also be streamed on Zoom. A book signing and small reception will follow.
Link to sign up is here:
Join School of Liberal Arts faculty experts and university moderators for an academic discussion about Middle East Perspectives. This event aims to provide a space for all interested students to learn more and to foster civil engagement through respectful dialogue.
Henry Bienen was President of Northwestern University for 15 years, from 1994-2009. During that time the university transformed dramatically. These were also years of major transformation globally, including September 11 and the economic crisis of 2008, which had impacts on higher education.
Alice Poirier is a Postdoctoral Scholar in the Department of Anthropology & Archaeology at the University of Calgary, AB, Canada. She studies primate sensory ecology, in particular chemical communication in relation to reproduction. Alice’s research integrates diverse fields including animal behavior, biochemistry, molecular biology and evolution.
Join us to hear Dr. Elizabeth Spragins discuss her new book, A Grammar of the Corpse: Necroepistemology in the Early Modern Mediterranean (Fordham University Press, 2023).
