Tulane Pre-College

Welcome back home to all of our pre-college alumni who are moving in this week! We're excited to see you around campus this year. Tag your friends who are here for Hullabaloo Hello 🌊👋

We took a trip the NOLA Insectarium and Aquarium 🦋💐🌷🐠🐡🐟

We visited gator country in Jean Lafitte Park🐊🐊

Our New Orleans Music and Gender class took a field trip to StudioBE today! StudioBE is a cultural landmark in New Orleans and we’re so happy that we got the chance to visit. Thank you our students had a wonderful time🎨🖌️👨🏾‍🎨!

We have some amazing artists here at Tulane Pre College! Check out what our amazing students created during plant pot painting night. Every night, students participate in a community building activity where they get to choose an activity ranging anything from Karaoke 🎶🎤🎵 to Tulane Trivia🤓👊.

It's a beautiful day for Tulane Pre-College Programs move-in! We are excited to meet our first cohort of residential students and families this summer

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Meet our 2024 Operation Aides! These Tulane University students are part of the team working behind the scenes to make our programs possible this June and July. Without their help in coordinating logistics, Tulane Pre-College Programs wouldn't be as successful.

Our alumni can offer you the best advice to get ready for this summer's programs! Tanner, a Summer 2023 participant who is attending Tulane University in the fall, shares his favorite resources, saying, "My favorite place on campus was the Reily Center. I connected with many new people through our love of sports." We're excited for you to find your favorite campus spots this summer.

Introducing some of this summer's excursion team! These current Tulane University students will guide pre-college residential participants through activities and events in the city on the weekends. Read more about them and get excited to explore New Orleans!

This summer, students in our Materials Science and Engineering course in the Tulane Science Scholars Program with Tulane Center for K-12 STEM Education will learn from and work with Professor Matthew Escarra. Recently, Escarra and a team of students prototyped and tested a new, innovative solar energy conversion system that successfully harvests sunlight to generate electricity and heat on top Flower Hall. Read more at https://bit.ly/3K2UeKv.