Tulane in the News

COVID-19
NPR: Hurricane Ida's Impact On Students Could Be Worse Than Katrina, Expert Says
COVID-19
The Dallas Morning News: How effective are mask mandates when schools allow parents to opt out?
NOLA
New York Times: Ida Reveals Two Louisianas: One With Storm Walls, Another Without
Health
CNN: What a hurricane means when you live in Louisiana's 'Cancer Alley'
NOLA, People, Science, World
New Orleans' $15 billion levee held. But another problem looms, experts say.
Life@Tulane, NOLA, On Campus, People
Tulane University relocating students to Houston due to power outages
Health, On Campus, People, Science, World
ABC: 'It's Not Too Late' with Ginger Zee: Cities adapt to stronger storms
Culture, Health, NOLA, Science, World
CNN: Post-Ida failures show why we need to adapt
Health, NOLA
Inside Higher Ed: New Orleans Colleges Hit by Ida Extend Campus Closures
Culture, Health, Science, World
New York Times: Hurricane Ida Offers a Glimpse of the Dystopia That’s Coming for All of Us
COVID-19
Colorado Sun: School or “Russian Roulette”? Amid delta variant and lax mask rules, some Colorado parents see no difference
COVID-19
Nola.com: Despite ongoing pandemic, New Orleans area school boards eliminate quarantine days for teachers
COVID-19
Washington Post: Biden receives inconclusive intelligence report on covid origins
COVID-19
Inside Higher Ed: FDA Paves Way for College Vaccine Mandates
Culture, Life@Tulane, On Campus, People
Row, row, row your boat gently down the Bayou
Culture, Event, Life@Tulane, On Campus, People
2021 Tulane Football Positional Preview: Quarterbacks
COVID-19, Health, People, Science, Trailblazers
Kindergarten or ‘Russian roulette’? To some parents, the Delta variant and lax mask rules make those one and the same
COVID-19, Health, Science
As cases surge, antibody treatments can slow hospitalizations, but vaccines are best
Culture, Event, Life@Tulane, People
One more go-around: Tulane's super seniors talk about why they returned for COVID-granted year
COVID-19, Health, Science
Overwhelmed by Coronavirus, Cuba’s Vaunted Health System Is Reeling