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‘The Eras Tour’ comes to NOLA
Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” came to New Orleans this past week. Two giant friendship bracelets covered the side of Caesars Superdome as the city prepared to welcome Swift for her three sold-out shows. Swift was on stage for three and a half hours, only leaving for brief costume changes, and when she was on stage, she was dancing, singing and interacting with the crowd.
Ebb and flow of Tulane engineering
October 10, 2024 The Department of River-Coastal Sciences and Engineering is the newest addition to the School of Science and Engineering. Currently, SSE has four engineering departments, which is two more than 15 years ago. Over the past 20 years, engineering at Tulane University has faced challenges. The Department of River-Sciences and Engineering represents Tulane’s move into the future as a regional leader in scientific and engineering progress.
Tulane archaeologist brings Pompeii to life with groundbreaking technologies
Allison Emmerson, associate professor of classical studies at Tulane University, is the director of the Pompeii I.14 Project, Tulane’s very own archaeological site at Pompeii in Italy’s Campania region. In the field of archaeology, the project is a part of a movement pioneering new research technologies, and Emmerson herself is one of the few female archaeologists in the field to hold a coveted project director position.
Women’s basketball out of AAC Tournament after ECU loss
The Green Wave ended the season 7-9 in conference record and entered the women’s basketball American Athletic Conference Tournament in the middle of the pack. Ranked as a sixth seed, Tulane faced off against No. 11 seed University of Cincinnati, with whom they split the regular season. Cincinnati won the tip, and Tulane quickly set up in an aggressive man defense. Kyren Whittington proceeded to drain a jumper on Tulane’s first possession down the court off a Rachel Hakes assist.
Tulane archaeologist brings Pompeii to life with groundbreaking technologies
Allison Emmerson, associate professor of classical studies at Tulane University, is the director of the Pompeii I.14 Project, Tulane’s very own archaeological site at Pompeii in Italy’s Campania region. In the field of archaeology, the project is a part of a movement pioneering new research technologies, and Emmerson herself is one of the few female archaeologists in the field to hold a coveted project director position.
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