So the trip to India is over and I have to say it was anything but ordinary. It started out with everyone having to reschedule their flights. We were supposed to fly directly to Chennai, only to learn that the city was practically under water and the airport was closed. […]
My path to graduate school has been unconventional. With a long standing indifference at best to school, the last thing I thought I would be doing my senior year was writing an application. However, as I pack for my upcoming trip abroad I can’t help but recall the beginning and […]
The students along with two staff members from the career management center traveled to Chicago for a day full of informational sessions, networking opportunities, and potential interviews. The group first met with three members of BP’s three year rotational program, including one Freeman school alum. The BP employees fielded and […]
On the chilly morning of Friday the 13th, five students from the A.B. Freeman School of Business’s Master of Management in Energy program and three of the school’s Master of Finance program met in the warm Chicago lobby of BP’s offices.
Tulane students enjoy eating po’boys from some of the finest restaurants in town at the unique Oak Street Po’boy Fest… Read More
Tulane students enjoy eating po’boys from some of the finest restaurants in town at the unique Oak Street Po’boy Fest… Read More
Tulane students enjoy eating po’boys from some of the finest restaurants in town at the unique Oak Street Po’boy Fest… Read More
Going to graduate school was never part of my plan when I was an undergraduate. I always assumed that I would take the “normal” course of graduating, getting a job, and moving into the so called “real world”. I studied Public Health and Environmental Studies for my undergraduate degree, and […]
Last Thursday, The Tulane Energy Institute and Tulane Executive Speaker Series were pleased to welcome Grant Brady and Tripp Evans from Morgan Stanley to discuss their Commodities group and opportunities within Morgan Stanley. That evening, the Energy Fundamentals and Trading course taught by professor John Foreman had the opportunity to […]
A speaker series during Homecoming festivities featured a talk by Peter Ricchiuti, the Freeman School of Business professor and economist, who took visitors on a whirlwind and lighthearted tour of the economy and stock market. Read more on the Tulane blog.
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