Learning the Ropes

The Freeman School’s incoming full-time MBA class headed to City Park in August to conquer their fears — and gravity — on LOOP NOLA’s high ropes course. Part of this year’s orientation program, the exercise challenged the new classmates to get out of their comfort...

Pomp and Circumstances

Graduation 2022 represented a welcome return to normalcy for the Freeman School. After two years of pandemic-related cancellations and restrictions, the Freeman School’s diploma ceremonies returned to the Avron B. Fogelman Arena in Devlin Fieldhouse on May 20 with the...

Speaking for the trees

For the 12th year in a row, the Arbor Day Foundation has recognized Tulane’s commitment to maintaining its collection of live oaks and other trees by naming it an official Tree Campus USA. The program, established in 2008, honors colleges and universities for...

Closing Bell: Panel Discussion

Master of Management in Energy students got a firsthand look at the logistics and economics of solar power in October during a tour of the Entergy New Orleans Solar Power Plant, the first utility-scale solar facility in the Entergy system. Located on a 14-acre site...

Closing Bell: A Flight of Fancy

New York artist Paul Villinski created “Currents” to celebrate New Orleans’ musical influence around the world. The whimsical work features 125 vinyl records crafted into a flock of birds that spring from a vintage turntable as they take flight across a wall in the...