NOTICE: All UPTOWN Campus Health services (Health Center, Pharmacy, CAPS) will CLOSE EARLY at 3:00pm on Thursday, October 9 due to the football game. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Phone System Issue Affecting Call Transfers
The Health Centers for Student Care, both uptown and downtown, are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our phone system. While calls to our main number are still coming through, our staff members are temporarily unable to transfer calls or schedule appointments over the phone.

To schedule an appointment, please use one of the following options:

  1. Visit us in person during business hours (check in at the second-floor desk).
  2. Self-schedule through the Patient Portal.
  3. Email campushealth@tulane.edu for scheduling assistance.

We appreciate your patience as we work to resolve this issue.

NOTICE: The Pharmacy will CLOSE for lunch from 12:00-1:00pm on Monday, October 6, Tuesday, October 7, Thursday, October 9, and Friday, October 10.

Resources, Programs and Research

Tulane University offers a wide variety of services that are sensitive to the challenges that university students face regarding alcohol and other drug use. We provide services for students who want to learn more about their own use of alcohol and other drugs, reduce or eliminate their use, or are worried about a friend or family member's use or dependency. In addition, the Tulane and the New Orleans community are home to many self-help groups and treatment facilities.

Concerns Reporting

Members of the Tulane community can submit a concern or a potential violation of the Tulane Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy by filling out a Concerns Report.

Report a Concern

Resources 

The internet has an abundance of resources about alcohol and other drugs. Remember, it's not always easy to tell which information sources are reliable. Here's a good place to start. 

Programs 

We provide a range of programs that address substance use among Tulane students. The aim of our substance abuse prevention programming is to increase self-protective factors and decrease negative consequences related to substance use, increase knowledge related to perceptions of substance use on campus and how they compare to actual use, and promote healthy and safe behaviors that foster overall well-being.  

Research On College Alcohol Use And Abuse 

Writing a paper? Interested in what the experts have to say? Check here for facts and figures about college students and alcohol.