Tulane in the News

COVID-19, Health, People, Science, World
Can Bats Help Prevent The Next Pandemic
NOLA, People, Science
No state is losing land like Louisiana—but no other state has a bolder plan
Health, NOLA, On Campus, People, Science
When it’s staring you in the face, it just might be the truth
Health, NOLA, People, Science
Flooding could expose toxic soil in city neighborhoods
Health, People, Science
Local zoning control is CT’s best tool for addressing climate change
Health, People, Science
What bats can teach us about stopping the next pandemic
COVID-19, Health, People, Science, World
New research suggests that COVID-19 likely originated from wild animals
Health, People, Science
Genetically At Risk Of Stroke? A Healthy Lifestyle Can Help
Health, People, Science
Genetically at risk of stroke? A healthy lifestyle can help
Health, People, Science
States cracking down on abortion have high maternal mortality rates and gaps in rural care
Health, People, Science
Grants fund environmental justice K-12 curriculum, study of water issues affecting Black people along the Mississippi
Health, NOLA, People
Tulane gets $1.2 million grant to create environmental justice curriculum for K-12 schools
People
It’s not officially a recession until this Cambridge-based group says so, and making that call is a little like ‘Fight Club’
People
Twitter says it will take Elon Musk to court over cancelled purchase of the company
Health, NOLA, People, Science
Flooding could expose toxic soil in city neighborhoods
People
Juvenile offenders don't belong in Angola, advocates warn
Health, People
Cultural competence in health care: New Black-owned women's center pledges to 'put biases to the side'
Health, People, Science, World
Extreme Heat Is Making the Fastest-Growing US Cities Unlivable
Culture, Health, People
For trans youth in North Texas, finding affirming mental health care can be a challenge
Culture, NOLA, People
She Wants to Heal the World Through Second Line