CLASS OF 1986's 25th YEAR REUNION

Reunion Chair

"I have a real, distinct connection with Tulane and I make it a habit to give back every year in the hope that students for years to come will be able to enjoy as good, if not better, of an experience as I did." 

- Michael “Casey” Herman B`86

Only In New Orleans

New Orleans is a great town, such a rich environment to attend school. For those of us who came from out of town, just being in New Orleans was a great experience. Not just because of Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest, or seeing the Radiators for under $10, but because it's a unique and colorful city. It's a historical city. There's a fascination with New Orleans, always has been, always will be. That's unique.

Only At Tulane

At Tulane, I was exposed to excellent professors, a dynamic city, and wonderfully intelligent and engaging fellow students. I was given opportunities to explore interesting things and places and to grow both academically and as a person. The mid eighties was a fun time to be in college, there was always something happening on campus. I remember 25-cent beers on Fridays with bands on the quad. Of course, the football games always made you shake your head! I loved walking or riding my bike through campus. I think uptown wouldn't be uptown without Tulane.
 
 

Only Us

I’m proud of being a Tulane alumnus because I think it's a unique school in a unique place. It's a top-notch university and has bounced back from the storm incredibly well. Come on back for the reunion and Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez!  I think you're making a mistake on many levels if you don't come. First, it will give you a great opportunity to reconnect with friends. Second, while Tulane may seem like a distant memory, I can guarantee that being on campus will remind you of some wonderful experiences. Third, worst case scenario, you spend a weekend in New Orleans!