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Tulane students have discovered what appears to be a new muscle attachment in some humans, a finding that was fueled by their intellectual curiosity and the guidance and mentorship of their professor.
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Plastic headed for a landfill and natural gas burned off at an oil field may seem like two different environmental problems. To Tulane chemical…
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Samantha Oblon is about to become the first-ever student to moderate a panel at the Tulane Future of Energy Forum, where she and others will share…
Life@Tulane
New graduate and professional students received a warm Tulane welcome at a reception designed to introduce them to campus resources and programs. (…
Life@Tulane, World
For Jolene Pinder, the Bahamas is more than the surf, sand and sun that draw millions of visitors each year. The island nation is part of her family…
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A team from Tulane found loneliness and social isolation are costing people nearly six years of life free from mental disorders like depression and…
News Releases, NOLA
Spain, Spanish America and the Atlantic World in an Age of Revolution opened Thursday, Sept. 24, at the Doris Z. Stone Latin American Library and…
Life@Tulane, News Releases, Science
Tulane University is expanding its engineering programs with the return of bachelor’s degrees in mechanical and electrical engineering beginning in…
News Releases, World
A new research initiative will examine one of the most consequential questions in contemporary Jewish life: how American Jews understand their…
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