An Evening with The Leviathan Conspiracy by Benjamin Karp
ESU Members and friends gathered to hear an interview between author Benjamin Karp and WRBH Host Benjamin Morrison to discuss Karp’s new novel The Leviathan Conspiracy.
Monique Robinson Clark, recipient of the ESUUS’ Luard Morse Scholarship, and current member of the Board of Directors of the New Orleans Branch, was recently named a “Woman of Impact” by New Orleans Magazine. The Board and Membership of the New Orleans Branch congratulate Monique on this well-deserved recognition and thank her for her continued service and dedication to the mission of the ESU.”
2026 King’s Birthday Brunch
The ESU New Orleans Annual King’s Birthday Brunch at the New Orleans Country Club
Students from high schools across the region gathered at Tulane University’s Dixon Hall to compete in the ESU New Orleans Branch High School Shakespeare Competition
Members of the ESU New Orleans Branch attended an evening with Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill to discuss her latest book Blenheim: 300 Years of Life in a Palace,
A Birthday Brunch
Most of us get one birthday, our natal day. But His Majesty King Charles III can claim two (as did his mother, beloved Queen Elizabeth II, and their forebears). There’s the actual one for Charles, Nov. 14, 1948, which may occur during inclement weather. To honor the day in better weather, June has been chosen, going back to 1748, to officially celebrate the monarch’s birthday along with the Trooping the Colour parade.
