While much of any law student's time is (and should be) occupied by attending classes and studying, Tulane law students quickly realize that the Law School is a place where things are always happening, both inside and outside the classroom.  The organizations listed below were started and are maintained by students, under the auspices of the Student Bar Association, our student body government.

More than 11,000 students are enrolled in Tulane's 10 academic divisions, including Newcomb-Tulane College,  A.B.  Freeman School of Business,  Law School,  School of Architecture,  School  of Continuing Studies,  School  of Liberal Arts,  School of Medicine,  School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine,  School  of Science and Engineering,  and School of Social Work.

The blending of such a variety of disciplines creates an unusually rich academic atmosphere. Tulane's many speaker programs, film series, stage productions, art shows and music programs make the University a major cultural center. At the same time, the relatively small size of each individual college preserves an identity and intimacy for students far more typical of a liberal arts college than of a large university.