Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious academic honor society, recognizes students who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in the liberal arts and sciences, as well as a commitment to intellectual curiosity, breadth of study, and excellence in scholarship. The following Tulane School of Liberal Arts students have been inducted into Phi Beta Kappa in 2026 for their outstanding academic accomplishments and contributions to the university community.
Eloise Aguirre, Communication; Environmental Studies, Los Angeles, CA
Marisa Agustines, Psychology, St Petersburg, FL
Ingrid Avery, Gender & Sexuality Studies; Environmental Studies, Los Angeles, CA
Gabriel Batnij, Anthropology, San Marino, CA
Naya Ben-Meir, Psychology; Art History, Sherman Oaks, CA
Luke Broussard, Political Science; Social Political & Practice, Duson, LA
Revati Buchwald, Public Health; History, Ashton, MD
Blair Chernow, Communication; Sociology, Birmingham, MI
Jack Covert, Philosophy, Flower Mound, TX
Katherine Cowen, Political Science; English, North Potomac, MD
Brooke Cox, Art History; Anthropology, Franklin, TN
Kaitlyn Crowley, International Relations, Andover, MA
Hannah Cukierman, Public Health; Political Science, Austin, TX
Hudson DeGroff, Anthropology, Palo Alto, CA
William Ditta, Neuroscience; Economics, Covington, LA
Kylie Donohoe, Political Science; Philosophy, Mount Pleasant, SC
Sophia Duhon, Anthropology; Art History, Baton Rouge, LA
Samara Ettenberg, Political Science; Social Political & Practice, Princeton, NJ
Kathryn Evans, Mathematics; English, Menlo Park, CA
Ian Faul, Philosophy, New Orleans, LA
Gaston Finger, French, Arlington, VA
Sam Finkel, Political Science; Sociology, New York, NY
Edward Fleming, Economics, Davidsonville, MD
Erin Geary, English; Philosophy, The Villages, FL
Emma Rose Hanaki, Public Health; Environmental Studies, Baton Rouge, LA
Carlotta Harold, English, Chicago, IL
Annika Harris, Environmental Studies, McLean, VA
Nellie Hartell, Psychology; Spanish, Alexandria, VA
Arica Haywood, International Relations, Pike Road, AL
Riley Hearon, Philosophy; Classics, Thousand Oaks, CA
Millicent Helmka, Philosophy, New Orleans, LA
Lucie Jain, InternationalDevelopment; Environmental Studies, Portland, OR
Gabriella Janis, Art History; English, Mableton, GA
Ella Jeffries, Political Science, Seattle, WA
Olivia Kaliner, Cell & Molecular Biology; Spanish, Villanova, PA
Mia Kandula, Political Science, Elm Grove, WI
Cami Kaye, Philosophy; Digital Media Practices, Beachwood, OH
Arushi Kher, International Development, History, Brooklyn, NY
Alyssa M. Krusinski, Psychology; Sociology, Novato, CA
Caroline Lavie, Studio Art; Psychology, New Orleans, LA
Jaclyn Leibman, Political Science; Social Political & Practice, Needham, MA
Ruby Loeffler, History, San Rafael, CA
Serena Lum, Political Economy, Lake Oswego, OR
Mia Mackovich, History; Classics, Pittsburgh, PA
Emily Maran, Economics, Boulder, CO
Brooke Mason, Environmental Studies, Anthropology, Columbus, OH
Katherine McElynn, Sociology; International Relations, Maplewood, NJ
Caroline Mehno, Political Science; History, Union, NJ
Julia Miller, Anthropology; Environmental Studies, Baton Rouge, LA
Nathaniel Morris, English; History, Paris, KY
Caroline Niver, Art History; Political Science, San Francisco, CA
Selah Phillips, Political Science; Dance, Falmouth, ME
Grace Radle, English, Dallas, TX
Charlotte Reed, Environmental Studies; Spanish, Del Mar, CA
Penelope Robins, Political Economy, Hermosa Beach, CA
Julia Rose, Sociology; Social Political & Practice, Hendersonville, TN
Caroline Sanders, History; Political Science, Columbia, SC
Helene Schulwolf, Psychology; Linguistics, Virginia Beach, VA
Alexandra Sharp, English; Sociology, Brookfield, MO
Birney Sherard, Psychology; Spanish, Spartanburg, SC
Jonah Shesol, History, Washington, DC
Sydney Soganich, Political Science, Marietta, GA
Jason Strauss, Political Science, Cherry Hill, NJ
Advaith Subramanian, Political Economy; Asian Studies, Fairview, TX
Catarina Vazquez, Anthropology, San Marcos, TX
Rachel Weinberg, Political Economics; Economics, Campbell, CA
Malí Weitzman, Economics; Spanish & Portuguese, Arlington, MA
Mary Evelyne White, French; Linguistics, Marietta, GA
Lily Wood, Economics, Orinda, CA
Gabriel Young, Political Science; Communication, Syracuse, NY
Noah Zelkin, Political Economy; Philosophy, Vernon Hills, IL