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Actors on strike are calling for increased pay and a rethinking of residuals, which union members say have significantly diminished amid the rise of…
Threads, a new social media platform from Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta company, launched this month as a direct challenge to Twitter. While Elon Musk’s…
As summer arrives, residents in Texas are especially feeling the heat with no end in sight. Two consecutive days earlier this week, the state’s…
Tulane University professor Peter Kunze, an expert on Disney’s history and societal impact, is available to speak to media on all things House of…
As the nation prepares for a showdown between President Biden and House Republican leadership over the impending default date of the federal debt…
In the latest development in nationwide disputes over the scope of the Clean Water Act, a federal judge in North Dakota has issued a preliminary…

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Brian Brox's interests include American Government, Political Parties, Campaigns & Elections, and Political Behavior.
Diego Bufquin is an expert in Hotel Management, Restaurant Management, Consumer Behavior, Organizational Behavior and Social Psychology.
Jennifer Calzada helped establish the Tulane Sim Center as an efficient & effective operation for the School of Medicine.
Richard Campanella's research integrates mapping and spatial analyses with architecture, social science and the humanities.
Huaizhong Chen can explain how people and organizations negotiate, lead and make decisions under pressure — from consumer purchases and workplace conflict to executive coaching and global diplomacy.
Emily Clark is a historian of early America and the Atlantic world with a specialization in New Orleans and the French Caribbean