Tulane in the News

Science, World
NPR: Research shows a simple strategy can protect babies from malaria-carrying mosquitoes
People, World
WWL: Ancient Roman tombstone unearthed in New Orleans backyard sparks global mystery
People
Forbes: How Research Universities Can Power America’s Urban Comeback
People, World
The Guardian: New Orleans couple discovers ancient Roman grave marker in their yard
World
CNET: These AI Chatbots Shouldn't Have Given Me Gambling Advice. They Did Anyway
World
Yahoo! Finance: Tulane University develops CRISPR-based TB test using tongue swab
World
CNBC: Walter Isaacson on Pres. Trump's UK state visit, ABC's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel
World
A battery for your house? Here's why it's getting more popular in Louisiana.
World
New York Times: Voucher Push Is Reshaping Private School Education, Study Finds
World
Times-Picayune: AI's potential, Trump's embrace of fossil fuels are dominant themes at Tulane energy forum
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Times-Picayune: Entergy CEO: Power plants for Meta data center are a big win, but will impact climate goals
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Biz Orleans: Tulane Announces Institute of Advanced Energy Studies & $1.5M Gift
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Philanthropy News Digest: Tulane University receives $10 million for internship program
World
Business Insider: By blowing up a suspected cartel boat, the US signaled it's bringing War on Terror tactics to the drug war
World
But "if this were to continue, this would be a paradigm shift in how the United States has carried out its military counter-drug operations for decades," McNamara, now an adjunct associate professor of law at the Tulane School of Professional Advancement,
World
The Washington Post: NCAA considers rule requiring athletes to disclose NIL deals from high school, junior college
Science
Popular Science: These New Orleans lizards are full of lead
World
USA Today: Mid-sized US cities dominate ranking of emerging business destinations
Research in Real Time
Yahoo! News: Researchers Make Groundbreaking Discovery About Mayan Population
People, World
The Washington Post: As the Great Salt Lake dries up, clouds of dangerous dust blow into boomtowns