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All classes are suspended for the week of March 16. Starting the week of March 23, all classes will resume entirely online. Tulane School of Architecture (TuSA) remains open with most faculty and staff working remotely. Students can be granted access to work in the building only with prior approval from the school. At this time, we are not hosting admissions tours.

Please continue to check your Tulane email, Canvas, the TuSA COVID-19 FAQ, and the Tulane Emergency Management page for updates.

Tulane is working with students who have difficult personal circumstances that would make leaving campus a challenge or will face complications in online learning once they return home. In response, we have set up the Tulane Student Emergency Aid and Assistance Fund to address current student needs.

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Materials and Policies

Undergraduate Policies

Academic policies and codes of conduct for Tulane University students are outlined in the Code of Academic Conduct and the Code of Student Conduct. Students should also refer to the university catalog of the year they matriculated (year started at Tulane) for general policies and information. This code applies to all undergraduate students, full-time and part-time, at Tulane University.

Other codes of conduct and student information specific to the School of Architecture can be found below:

Undergraduate Student Handbook

Graduate Policies

Academic policies and codes of conduct for Tulane University graduate students are outlined in the Unified Code of Graduate Student Conduct and the Code of Student Conduct. Students should also refer to the university catalog of the year they matriculated (year started at Tulane) for general policies and information.

Graduate Program Handbook

Studio Culture and Materials

Academic Advising

Students are required to meet with the major advisor once per semester in order to register for the next semester of Architecture coursework. More information is available at the Academic Advising page.

One Wave Resources

One Wave is a comprehensive program that aims to encourage a culture of safety and a community of engaged and proactive bystanders that do not tolerate any form of violence.