Launched by the Center for Ethics (CE) in 2023, Tulane University’s Ethics Bowl Program (TUEB) is a high school and college competition where teams tackle difficult ethical issues in a competitive setting. Students are coached to view matches as exchanges between equals, engaging in deep conversations about tough moral issues.
Unlike traditional debates, Ethics Bowl encourages a collaborative format where teams consider complex issues and defend a position they believe to be reasonable. The program promotes respectful, supportive, and rigorous discussions centered around cases relevant to our time.
Ways to Participate
| Tulane students can join the Ethics Bowl team which competes in the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl regionals in Texas each fall and hosts events like the Spring 2024 open-entry tournament with a cash prize. |
| Tulane students can support local high school teams through the Applied Ethics course (PHIL 3930) and a Public Service Internship, working directly with high school students and teachers for local competitions held on Tulane’s campus. |
