Junior Molly LynchMy name is Molly Lynch. I am a junior from Long Island, New York, studying marketing and management, and I want to be your next Executive Vice President for the Undergraduate Student...
Sophomore Trace HancockOur hearts beat as one, Green Wave. We have built momentum around conquering adversity and striving for progress. When we are confronted with overwhelming circumstances, we build...
Juniors Nicole Kang and Sarah Hostetler will be moving onto a run-off for the position of Associated Student Body President to be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday at vote.tulane.edu. None of the three...
Tulane football sophomore defensive tackle Tanzel Smart and redshirt senior offensive tackle Sean Donnelley got into a slight altercation at practice Wednesday Nov. 5 at Yulman Stadium.Head Coach Curtis...
Final Score: 20-13 Central Florida1. The Green Wave mustered 10 total yards of offense in the first quarter, but jumped out to a 3-0 lead.2. Central Florida then scored on all three of its second quarter...
Tulane football (2-5, 1-2 American Athletic Conference) lost 20-13 against defending American Athletic Conference champion, Central Florida (4-2, 2-0, American) Saturday in Orlando, Florida.Both Tulane...
The search committee has selected J. Davidson “Dusty” Porter as the new vice president of student affairs. He currently serves as vice president
of student affairs and dean of students at Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore.
Porter has worked at MICA for 11 years and became the vice president of student affairs in 2006. He is responsible for 45 professional staff members and a $15 million budget, according to his LinkedIn page.
Porter is replacing interim vice president for student affairs Tom Stafford. Stafford was named as interim vice president in Oct. 2013.
Keeling and Associates, a higher education consulting firm based out of New York City, led the search for a new VPSA.
Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis (far left), Saints Head Coach Sean Payton (center) and Tulane Head Football Coach Curtis Johnson (far right) gathered to surprise Devon Walker (center, seated) after...
