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  • Nazi camp liberator Bill Kongable spoke to Tulane students about history, trauma and the survival of democracy.

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Professor Ata Hindi spoke to students gathered in Pocket Park Wednesday evening in protest of Hillel hosting a dinner with an IDF soldier.

Student organizes rally to protest Hillel hosting IDF soldier

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Tulanes Middle East and North African Studies introduces students to the rich history, layered politics, diverse cultures, linguistic, and religious traditions of the Middle East and North Africa, according to the Tulane website.

Open letter from staff accuses Tulane of anti-Palestinian bias

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A medical School employee shot himself on Tulane’s downtown campus on Friday morning, police say.

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After a successful tenure as Tulanes starting quarterback, Michael Pratt looks ahead to the NFL Draft this week.

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Tulane Workers United gathered at Gibson on Tuesday morning in an attempt to speak with President Mike Fitts.

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Tulane announces 2024 Book Fest lineup

Lindsay Ruhl, Breaking News Editor
December 6, 2023
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Tulane announced the lineup for the New Orleans Book Festival for March 14-16, 2024.

On Dec. 6, Tulane University released the authors who will speak at the spring 2024 New Orleans Book Festival. 

The festival will take place March 14-16 around campus, with notable appearances from Stacey Abrams, Jake Tapper, Big Freedia, Walter Isaacson, Kara Swisher, Michael Lewis, Jesmyn Ward, Sal Kahn, Amor Towles, Imani Perry, Maggie Haberman, David Brooks and many more. 

The New Orleans Book Festival is free and open to the public and will feature speeches, panel discussions, symposia and keynote speeches from fiction and nonfiction authors. 

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