Major: Finance
The diverse heritage of the city coupled with its diverse population is what makes New Orleans the quirky and unique city it is. I have seen forms of inclusion and acceptance in this city that I have never witnessed before in my life. Interacting with people of different backgrounds brings new information to the table and helps facilitate collaboration. This exposure will better prepare me for the future and better me as a person.
Major(s): Anthropology w/ a Pre-Med Track
Minor(s): Cell and Molecular Biology and Theater
My experiences at Tulane will impact me beyond my years here. Being at Tulane has pushed me to learn more about other people's cultures and identities. I will continue appreciating people for who they are or who they choose to be and advocate for what I believe in. I have become more appreciative and unapologetic of the culture that I belong to. Living in New Orleans has inspired me to push for a more diverse student body at Tulane.
Major(s): Public Health
Major(s): Neuroscience and Communications
Minor(s): Psychology
Major(s): Neuroscience and Sociology
Major(s): Political Economy and Middle Eastern Studies
Minor(s): International Development and Gender & Sexuality
In fall 2017, Tulane welcomed its most diverse freshman class in history with 21 percent students of color and 5 percent international students.
We have a Presidential Commission on Race and Tulane Values to evaluate and enact reforms that will help Tulane become a more diverse and inclusive community.
Thrillist ranked New Orleans the #1 food city in the country.
2018 marks three hundred years since the founding of New Orleans.