Our grand finale had something for everyone 💚🌊 Family Day lit up campus with interactive readings, creative workshops, and performances for all ages. It was a memorable, joyful close to the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University. https://t.co/ZP1i2AEaaq -
After a rare series of earthquakes in north Louisiana, a @tulanesse geoscientist installed seismic monitoring equipment near Coushatta to help researchers better understand Louisiana’s subsurface structure. Learn more about Cynthia Ebinger's research ⤵️ https://t.co/lYdLVHHEoZ -
More than 250 authors, artists, storytellers and moderators gathered on our uptown campus with thousands of literary fans for the largest book festival at Tulane yet. Look back at the fifth annual @NOLAbookfest at Tulane University ⤵️ https://t.co/YzVT0fYLsx -
What can 3,000-year-old ceramics reveal about ancient trade? Tulane researchers used advanced imaging to trace pottery fragments from Peru, uncovering new clues about how early communities were connected. Learn more about the findings ⤵️ https://t.co/jL9HpWRWvf -
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