The Young Entrepreneurs Academy at the Tulane Innovation Institute introduces high school students to entrepreneurship through experiential learning. In this tuition-free after-school program, students explore idea generation, business model development, and the entrepreneurial mindset. The class culminates in a live pitch competition, where students can showcase their ventures, win funding, and practice their communication skills. The application for the 2026/2027 program closes on July 31st. Share this
Tulane Innovation Institute's Open Season pitch competition provides funding, education, and mentorship to aspiring entrepreneurs and is now open to applicants from the Tulane community and the greater New Orleans area. The program helps early-stage founders validate and launch their ideas, with $3,000 in funding available to support participants as they advance their early-stage ideas. Applications are now open. https://innovation.tulane.edu/openseason Save the date for September 15, 2026, for Open
For most local businesses in New Orleans, getting found online comes down to one thing, showing up when someone searches for your service. Whether it’s “plumber near me,” “AC repair New Orleans,” or “home organizer Metairie,” these are people actively looking to hire. The problem is, if your business isn’t showing up, they’re choosing someone else. Aaron Traub, owner of Geaux SEO, works with local service businesses across the New Orleans area and sees this all the time. Many businesses have a website,
NEW ORLEANS (Feb. 26, 2026) — As the United States prepares to mark its 250th anniversary, the Historic New Orleans Collection (HNOC) announces the U.S. premiere of “American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition,” opening March 20. The augmented reality experience allows visitors to travel back in time and dissolve the museum walls, stepping into 20 defining moments of the nation’s founding through 360-degree reconstructions. Admission is free. “American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition” moves beyond