HQ Function

The Uptown campus serves as the primary hub for undergraduate and many graduate programs, university administration, student life, and extensive research facilities.

Notable Features:

Iconic Gibson Hall, the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life (LBC), Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, numerous green quads, historic oak trees, and distinctive collegiate Gothic and Richardsonian Romanesque architecture.

Work Culture:

The campus fosters a vibrant academic and research culture characterized by collaboration, innovation, and a strong commitment to 'Non Sibi Sed Suis' (Not for oneself, but for one's own). It emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches and real-world impact, with a supportive environment for students, faculty, and staff.

HQ Significance:

As a leading AAU research institution, the Uptown campus is central to Tulane's identity and mission, driving academic excellence, research breakthroughs, and significant cultural and economic contributions to New Orleans and beyond.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture, layout, and operations reflect Tulane's core values of academic rigor, pursuit of knowledge, community service, resilience, and fostering an inclusive and diverse environment.

Location:

Tulane University maintains a significant global presence through extensive study abroad programs across all continents, international research collaborations with universities and organizations worldwide, a diverse international student and faculty body, and active global health initiatives. The university also supports a global alumni network, fostering connections and opportunities internationally.

Street Address:

6823 St. Charles Avenue

City:

New Orleans

State/Province:

Louisiana

Country:

USA