Tulane in the News

NOLA, People
Biz New Orleans: Tulane’s Courtney Bryan Awarded 2023 MacArthur Foundation ‘Genius Grant’
Health, People
Medical Xpress: Study shows prior exposure to common virus shields against birth defects and miscarriage
NOLA, People, Science
Bloomberg: They Dredged the Mississippi River for Trade. Now a Water Crisis Looms
People, World
Episcopal News Service: New Orleans parish to welcome ‘Little Amal,’ a refugee and human rights symbol
People, World
Bitcoin Isle: Spot Bitcoin ETF launch will solidify crypto as a distinct asset class
Culture, On Campus, People
The New York Times: When the Phone Rings and the Voice Says: You’ve Won a MacArthur Award
Health, People, Science
Science: Immunity-enhancing cocktail protects mice against multiple hospital germs
Health, Science
Wired: A Lab Just 3D-Printed a Neural Network of Living Brain Cells
Science
Science: How do cats purr? New finding challenges long-held assumptions
Health, People, Science
Healio: Four PVI techniques conferred similar efficacy in treating persistent AF
Health, People, Science
Futurity: Climbing Enough Stairs a Day Could Cut Heart Disease Risk by 20%
NOLA, People
Louisiana Record: Tulane Law professor and artist team up for legal DIY books for creatives
Health, NOLA, People
CNN: Saltwater is ‘winning’: Why low water levels have grown into a huge problem for the New Orleans area
Culture, People, World
The New York Times: From Mexico, a Caped Crusader Who Wrestled Like No Woman Before Her
Health, People, Science
New York Post: Climbing stairs cuts heart disease risk by 20% — and may beat ‘steps’: study
Culture, People, World
Pollstar: Threats Against Peso Pluma Reignite Backlash Against Narcocorridos
Health, People
Cardiology Today: Climbing more than five flights of stairs daily may lower heart disease risk by 20%
NOLA, People, Science
NBC News: New Orleans braces for drinking water emergency from drought-stricken Mississippi River
Health, NOLA, People
Associated Press: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers constructing underwater sill to slow saltwater intrusion
NOLA, People, Science
Now This: New Orleans Braces for Drinking Water Emergency From Drought-Stricken Mississippi River