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Dates and Deadlines
June 7- 24
- Attend a virtual or in-person session of
CAST
to register for fall classes
June 30 - Deadline to sign up for a meal plan
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NOLA is a city of celebrations and this summer is no exception.
This month alone, we've celebrated the Oyster Festival, Pride, and the Creole Tomato Festival. Don't worry - you'll have plenty of time to engage with these events and others (ever heard of Mardi Gras?!) during your time at Tulane. We'll even help you get the merriment started by introducing you to festival life during First Fest. It's the final event of New Student Orientation and the first
of many festivals you'll enjoy as a Tulane student!
In the meantime, check out the features below for previews of fun to come and ways to get involved. We've also highlighted upcoming dates and deadlines. Make sure you stay on task with the Class of 2023 Checklist and New Student Guidebook - both were created with you in mind and will help you prepare for life at Tulane!
Roll Wave,
Courtney German
New Student & Leadership Programs
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Campus Health Reminder: Medical and Mental Health Care Referrals Available
New Tulane students in need of medical specialists or long-term counseling services are encouraged to establish care in the New Orleans community prior to arriving at Tulane. Campus Health is here to help you find appropriate local providers. Contact the
Health Center Referral Coordinator for medical health care referrals or the
CAPS Care Coordinator for mental health care referrals.
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Find Your Fit with Tulane Campus Rec Club & Intramural Sports Leagues!
Club and Intramural Sports
Club and Intramural Sports offer an array of opportunities for students to participate in individual and/or team sports. Club Sports are student organizations that practice regularly and compete on the local, regional, and/or national level. Intramural Sports are played on-campus and teams compete recreationally to be named the Tulane Champions.
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Team League Sports: Flag Football, Sand Volleyball, Indoor Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball, Dodgeball
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One Day & Weekend Events: Ping Pong, Tennis, Racquetball, Badminton, Ultimate Frisbee, Spikeball, Inner-tube Water Polo
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Work & Play with Intramural Sports! We're now hiring for the following officiating and scorekeeper positions: Soccer, Flag Football, Basketball, Volleyball, and Dodgeball
Club Sports
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Meet the teams at the Fall Activities Expo on
September 01, 2019 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
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Who is "The O"?
"The O" is the collective name for three go-to offices on campus.
The Office of Multicultural Affairs - works to foster an open and vibrant learning environment that welcomes, respects, and appreciates the histories, traditions, and cultures of traditionally underrepresented student populations
The Office of Gender and Sexual Diversity - creates a welcoming environment for all individuals who are interested in developing their understanding of gender and sexuality
Religious Life - exist to offer students the opportunity to continue life as a spiritual person while on campus through worship, community, service and more; to increase religious awareness and understanding on campus; and to offer religious counseling for students who request it.
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Welcome to the LBC!
The staff of the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life would like to welcome you to Tulane and to our space. The LBC is the place to meet friends, get involved with student organizations and campus activities, buy your textbooks and computer supplies and grab a bite to eat. Find out more about what the LBC has to offer through our website, Facebook and Instagram (@tulane.lbc).
See you in the LBC!
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Submit your photo and info for the Who's New at TU book!
The 2019 Who's New at TU New Student Book is an 88-page book of photos and brief bio info about you and your classmates, along with useful info about Tulane and New Orleans. The Book is a valuable resource for students and parents and is an enduring permanent archive of your first year at Tulane.
To be included in Who's New at TU, we ask that each new student send a photo of themselves HERE by July 26, 2019
You may also order student and parent copies or a Parent Welcome to Tulane Message.
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Get ready for Fall with ALEKS!
ALEKS (Assessment & Learning in Knowledge Spaces) is an individualized, adaptive learning tool that uses artificial intelligence to determine what you know, what you don't know, and what you are most ready to learn. ALEKS then creates a personalized learning plan that gets you to the finish line in the most efficient way.
The ALEKS Assessment Test is recommended for all incoming Freshmen who are planning to take Calculus 1, General Chemistry, or Intro to Cell & Molecular Biology during their first year at Tulane. Sign in or learn more HERE
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Reminders from Housing and Residence Life
- Move-In Day for new students is Wednesday, August 21, 2019. Students facing extreme circumstances may request to move-in early by completing the Fall 2019 Early Move-In Request Form by July 1, 2019. The cost to move-in early is $100 per day. In order to provide a unified experience for first year students, most early move-in requests are not granted.
- For more information about Move-In Day, please continue to check our Fall Move-In web page. We will e-mail a Move-In Guide to your Tulane e-mail address over the summer with additional information.
- Information regarding room dimensions and furniture types in rooms are available on the Communities pages on our website to help students plan for their arrival in August.
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