March 2024

Tulane recently introduced a junior year residency requirement for students beginning in the fall semester of 2025. This requirement is a major step forward in our continued effort to increase the number of students living on campus. We respect and highly value the importance and uniqueness of every New Orleans neighborhood and are proud and honored to be an important part of the uptown community we both call home. We hope that our requirement that students live on campus through at least their third year will underscore our commitment to you and your quality of life. We pledge to continue to be the best neighbor we can through this and numerous other initiatives. Read the full email to students here.

Tulane University is excited to welcome the New Orleans community to the uptown campus March 14 -16 for the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University. This three-day celebration, will feature nearly 100 national, regional and local authors as well as a day devoted to children’s authors and family programming. The opening session will be The Atlantic Conversations, featuring author and festival co-chair Walter Isaacson in conversation with The Atlantic’s Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg; a conversation featuring Atlantic editors Ellen Cushing and Jane Kim and staff writers and authors Clint Smith and Jemele Hill; and a conversation between author and Tulane professor Jesmyn Ward and Jemele Hill. The session begins at 5 p.m. and doors open at 4 p.m. The opening session does not require tickets. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. We hope you will "book it" to Tulane to attend this free and fun festival!

For more information, visit https://bookfest.tulane.edu/.

The Tulane Green Wave baseball season is in full swing! Don't miss a moment of the action at Turchin Stadium throughout the month. For ticket purchases and the full schedule, visit https://tulanegreenwave.com/sports/baseball. Hope to see you out there! #RollWave

Tulane has a centralized online report form for complaints and concerns, which is the primary, and preferred, method for submitting any report of concern about a student's behavior, including but not limited to conduct that may violate the Code of Student Conduct.

This system allows for efficient routing of concerns to the appropriate office, as well as tracking follow-through on those concerns. Neighbors are welcome to file complaints or concerns using the online system and should select "Neighborhood Relations Concern" under the "Type of Concern".

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