Dear Tulane Community,

Hurricane Isaias has passed, and the remaining system is moving north. So far, no damage has been reported on any of our campuses.

All Tulane campuses are open, and university operations will continue as normal, including on-campus dining hours. Some outdoor activities today may be moved or rescheduled; confirm with event organizers.

This is the last email you will receive regarding this storm. Thank you for your attention and cooperation.

Sincerely,

Tulane Office of Emergency Preparedness & Response

Dear Tulane Community,

We continue to closely monitor Hurricane Isaias as it moves northeast in the Gulf. The storm's track has not changed significantly, and it is still expected to make landfall east of Louisiana, almost 200 miles away later tonight or early tomorrow morning.

All university campuses remain open, and we do not anticipate any changes to normal operations today, including dining services and regular dining hours.

Dear Tulane Community,

We are continuing to monitor Hurricane Isaias and remain in close contact with local, state and federal emergency management partners.

The storm's forecast track remains unchanged from this morning. Hurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall east of Louisiana between late Friday night and early Saturday morning, with the most significant impacts expected well east of the New Orleans area, about 100 to 200 miles away.

At this time, all Tulane campuses will remain open and university operations will continue as normal on Friday.

Dear Tulane Community,

We continue to closely monitor Hurricane Isaias as it moves northeast in the Gulf. The storm's track has not changed significantly, and it is still expected to make landfall east of Louisiana, somewhere between Biloxi, MS, and Pensacola, FL, about 100 to 200 miles east of New Orleans, between late Friday night and early Saturday morning.

Dear Tulane Community,

We continue to closely monitor Tropical Storm Isaias as it moves northeast in the Gulf. Current forecasts indicate that the storm will make landfall east of Louisiana, somewhere between Biloxi, MS, and Pensacola, FL, approximately 100 to 200 miles east of New Orleans, between late Friday night and early Saturday morning.

Dear Tulane Community,

We are closely monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias as it moves through the Gulf with an expected landfall forecast east of Louisiana, somewhere between Biloxi, Mississippi, and Pensacola, Florida, between late Friday night and early Saturday morning.

All university campuses remain open. Normal operations are continuing as scheduled. University officials are assessing conditions with our weather partners and communicating with local, state and federal partners to evaluate any potential impact on our campuses and community.

Dear Tulane Community,

We continue to closely monitor Tropical Storm Bertha as it moves through the New Orleans area today.

At this time, all university campuses remain open, and normal operations are continuing as scheduled. University officials are actively monitoring weather conditions and are in communication with local, state, and federal partners to assess any potential impacts to our campuses and community.