Professor Richard Rose delivered a presentation entitled “Governing Without Democracy — and Democratization Backwards?”

to students and professors at 5 p.m. Wednesday in Norman Mayer.
Professor Rose is the director of the Centre for the Study of Public Policy at the University of Aberdeen and the author of numerous books, including “Understanding Post-Communist Transformation: A Bottom Up […]

More than 100 students gathered on Tulane’s campus Saturday for the 350 rally, aimed at promoting environmental awareness on campus. The rally’s name refers to the 350 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that scientists say is the safe upper limit.

Tulane Green Club President Brett Levin and Luke LaVanway, president of the Tulane […]

Thousands of people participated in the National Equality March Oct. 11 in Washington, D.C. to petition for equality for gay, lesbian and transgender individuals.

Many Tulane students, who received a grant from Tulane, attended the event.  The Office of Multicultural Affairs also helped fund the trip.
Scott Tims, director of wellness and health promotion for the Student Health Center, […]

Many students attended the Volunteer Fair in the LBC Monday.
The fair informed students of volunteer opportunities around New Orleans. Hands On New Orleans, the American Red Cross, Green Light New Orleans and many other organizations were on-hand to discuss their service efforts.
This year marked the fair’s first appearance at Tulane. Area Director Luella Williams, who planned the […]