Tulane in the News

Health, People, Science
Overturning Roe v. Wade would make it harder to treat miscarriage, doctors say
On Campus, People
Amy Gajda, "Seek and Hide"
Health, People
If ‘Roe’ Falls, More Female Students Could Face the ‘Motherhood Penalty’
People, World
Tulane Law grad working in Ukraine gives latest on conditions in his war-torn country
Commencement, Event, On Campus
Funnyman Ken Jeong will speak in New Orleans, where he studied medicine — and comedy
On Campus
Elon Musk can’t easily pull out of the Twitter deal — Quartz
Health, On Campus, Science, World
Flower power: ‘Sunflower’ system churns out useful energy
Culture, On Campus, People
Study: Girls raised Jewish outperform Christian girls academically
Health, On Campus, Science
Tulane University School of Medicine - Dr. Leah Jacob on Skin Cancer
People
Elon Musk tweeted that Twitter deal is temporarily on hold
Health, People
Overturning Roe v. Wade Will Make It Harder to Treat Miscarriage
Culture, People
Study: Girls raised by Jewish parents outperform Christian girls academically
NOLA, On Campus, People
Original designs for Gretna, Harvey and Milneburg were sophisticated, enlightened
On Campus, Science, Trailblazers
New 2D material could change the game in batteries and electronics
Health, People, Science
Late Season Flu Rages Throughout U.S.
Health, People
Chief Justice John Roberts could persuade another Supreme Court conservative to back down from overturning Roe v. Wade, legal experts say
Science, Trailblazers
Tulane team develops new family of 2D transition metal carbo-chalcogenides; applications in high-capacity batteries
Health, People
‘High and dry’: Abortion bans could be riskiest on women in maternal health care 'deserts'
Health, People
‘High and dry’: Abortion bans could be riskiest on women in maternal health care 'deserts'
Culture, On Campus, People
Yentl’s revenge: Young American-Jewish women outperform all others academically