The New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University, a major literary event for the Crescent City, will be held on March 27– 29, 2025, on Tulane’s uptown campus and will showcase over 100+ national, regional and local authors, as well as numerous literary exhibitors. The festival will also feature children’s and family programming sponsored by Scholastic Corporation, the global children’s publishing, education and media company, and the City of New Orleans’ Office of Youth and Families.

Tulane University’s Ethics Bowl Program (TUEB) is hosting the Regional Competition on Saturday, December 7 on Tulane's campus as part of the National High School Ethics Bowl program. 

Tulane University’s Ethics Bowl Program (TUEB) is hosting the Regional Competition on Saturday, December 7 on Tulane's campus as part of the National High School Ethics Bowl program. 

On Friday, November 8th from 2 - 3pm in Boggs 104, you are invited to join the Tulane University Department of Psychology and the Murphy Institute Center for Ethics for a conversation on: "Navigating Neutrality: A Shift Away from Position Statements."

This event if free and open to members of the Tulane community and anyone interested  participating in the discussion. 

As society confronts the challenge of meeting the escalating global demand for energy while moving towards a lower-carbon future, collaboration across sectors is more critical than ever before. The Future of Energy Forum at Tulane University will serve as a connector and catalyst for this collaboration – convening leaders in business, academia, government, and nonprofits from around the world to come together and engage in critical discussions about the future of energy. 

Hosted by the Tulane Journal of Policy & Political Economy, this upcoming event will feature panel discussions with former Economic Advisors for the Trump Administration, Immigration policy experts, and renowned economists & political scientists. Explore the implications of the 2024 election on key issues like immigration, economic policy, and Supreme Court reform. Gain insights from diverse perspectives and engage in a respectful, moderated debate.

Nobel Prize Winner and MIT Professor Joshua Angrist presents: "Escaping the Elite Illusion" Econometric Lessons for Education in Life.

The New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University brings the world’s leading authors to the university's uptown campus for a multi-day celebration for book lovers of all ages. Each day of this 3-day literary event features panel discussions, moderated conversations, keynote lectures, family programming and workshops.

Each semester The Murphy Institute sponsors a series of seminars organized by the Tulane Department of Economics that provides an opportunity for faculty, researchers, and economists to present their latest research and pressing issues related to topics in economics. 

Harry de Gorter, a professor at the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University, teaches and conducts research on the applied welfare economics and political economy of agricultural policy and trade.

The PPE conference is an annual, by-invitation event organized by the editors of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics. Papers presented at this workshop styled conference are targeted for subsequent publication in the journal. Participants may access password protected drafts of papers below.

This year’s presenters are: