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Lindsay Cronk, Dean of Tulane Libraries, Appointed to the Louisiana State Library Board of Commissioners
Lindsay Cronk, dean of Tulane University Libraries, has been appointed to the Board of Commissioners for the State Library of Louisiana, bringing her distinguished expertise in library innovation and scholarly communication to this influential role.
"I'm honored to share that I've been appointed to the Board of Commissioners for the State Library of Louisiana,"… (read more)
2025 Native American Heritage Month Film Selections
This Native American Heritage Month, we’re sharing films that shine a light on the profound legacy and impact of Indigenous leaders and communities from the pre-colonial era to the present day.
Off the Rez (2012)
Jonathan Hock’s award-winning documentary, Off the Rez, follows the ambitious journey of a rising high school basketball star, Shoni Shimmel, to… (read more)
Public Domain Music Remix Contest: Tulane Libraries and WTUL Are Looking for Creative Music Made by You!
Tulane Libraries, in partnership with WTUL New Orleans, is launching an exciting new creative opportunity for students: the Public… (read more)
New Open Access Journal: Tulane Maritime Law Journal
We are pleased to announce that the Tulane Maritime Law Journal Online, founded at Tulane University Law School and published since 1973, is now available as an… (read more)
Tulane University Libraries Showcases Exceptional Undergraduate Research Through Digital Access
Tulane University Libraries has once again demonstrated its commitment to academic excellence and knowledge dissemination by making the latest cohort of Newcomb-Tulane College Honors Theses freely accessible to the global community. The 2025 collection,… (read more)
Now open for research: Tad Jones papers
Tulane University Special Collections (TUSC) is pleased to announce the processing and finding aid publication of the Tad Jones papers (HJA-056), part of the holdings of the Hogan Archive of New Orleans Music and New Orleans Jazz.
The archival collection contains materials either acquired or created… (read more)
Two decades of U.S. politics preserved in Tulane’s Gingrich Collection
Lindsay Cronk is all smiles as she talks about one of Tulane University Libraries’ newest donations. As dean of Tulane Libraries, she says the Gingrich Congressional Collection, now open to the public, is one of the most significant and extraordinary additions ever made to Tulane’s massive inventory of historical records.
The collection arrived at Tulane in… (read more)
Event Recap: Tulane’s Welcoming CommUNITY Celebration
The event was an excellent kickoff to the year, hosted by the Office of Academic Excellence & Opportunity and the Carolyn Barber-Pierre Center for Intercultural Life, with support from many campus partners, including Tulane Libraries. From 3 to 7 PM, the campus came alive with inspiring performances, powerful speakers, and great food.
The two keynote speakers were absolutely… (read more)
Event Recap: Opening Reception for Cut from a Different Cloth
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening reception of Cut from a Different Cloth: Fashion Selections from Tulane Special Collections! Guests enjoyed tea, lemonade, pink cookies, and an amazing retro soundtrack as we celebrated the launch of this vibrant new exhibition, curated by Faye Daigle and Kevin Williams… (read more)
Tulane Professor's Photos in Soviet Avant-Garde Architecture Exhibition
A new exhibition featuring the work of Tulane University professor William Brumfield offers visitors a rare glimpse into one of the 20th century's most paradoxical architectural movements: Soviet avant-garde design that embodied both revolutionary idealism and state control.