This is an important message from the Office Of Emergency Preparedness and Response
TU Alert: A precautionary boil water advisory is in effect for the entire East Bank of New Orleans which includes Tulane’s Uptown and Downtown campuses. We will advise when the advisory has been lifted. Please boil any water prior to consumption. Free standing water jugs are ok to use but do not use water fountains. For more information go to: https://www.swbno.org/
Dear Tulane Community,
Many thanks to all of you for your patience, commitment and hard work as we experienced a truly historic winter storm in our region. As snow and ice from winter storm Enzo begin to melt, we are looking forward to the return of everyone to our campuses. Tulane Facilities Management is conducting thorough assessments of all campus buildings to ensure their safety and readiness for a return to normal operations tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 24.
Dear Tulane Community,
Yesterday, New Orleans and surrounding areas experienced unprecedented snowfall — 10 inches, tying the previous record from 130 years ago. While the winter storm has passed, we must remain cautious as the snow melts throughout the remainder of today and tomorrow.
Dear Tulane Community,
We continue to closely monitor the impacts of the winter weather in our region.
Due to the expected continual impacts of this weather and deteriorated road conditions, the university will continue operating remotely and will remain physically closed on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025, except for essential personnel. This decision was made considering the effects of snow and ice on the greater New Orleans area and the continued closure of schools and other services in the region.
Dear Tulane Community,
The greater New Orleans area, including the Northshore, is forecast to experience freezing and below-freezing temperatures early next week, which could include snow and ice.
The university will shift to remote operations and will be physically closed on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, except for essential personnel. This closure is due to the potential impacts of snow and ice and the closure of schools and other services in the New Orleans area.
Dear Tulane Community,
The greater New Orleans area, including the Northshore, is currently forecast to experience freezing and below-freezing temperatures beginning Sunday, January 19, and continuing through Wednesday, January 22.
We are aware that some news outlets have mentioned the possibility of snow, but it is important to note that it is still too early to confirm any precipitation from this system. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary. At this time, no changes to Tulane operations for next week are planned.
