Engineering aid group helps solve water problems
November 08, 2016
A small village in Ecuador gets assistance with its water infrastructure thanks to Tulane University’s Engineers Without Borders, which allows undergraduates to work with developing nations.
From Mardi Gras to John Oliver, law blogs test ideas
November 08, 2016
Tulane Law School professors use a variety of people and everyday situations and habits to discuss legal principles on their blogs.
Election Day 2016 is here
November 07, 2016
In the weeks leading up to election day, the Tulane University New Wave called upon the university’s experts to explain the “hows” and “whys” of the political process. Take a look back at some of our pre-election coverage.
The More You NOLA: Mélange Dance Company makes HerStory
November 07, 2016
Melange Dance Company presents HerStory, a modern dance show directed by Tulane alumnae that reimagines the Storming of the Sazerac in New Orleans and other historical moments in the fight for gender equality.
Econ professors address state’s tax issues
November 04, 2016
As members of the Task Force on Structural Changes in Budget and Tax Policy, Tulane economics professors Steven Sheffrin and James Alm played an integral role in coming up with recommendations on everything from sales tax and individual income tax to corporate income tax and property tax.
Push and pull: Green Wave Women
November 04, 2016
Discipline and dedication – to their sport and their studies – shape the lives of women student-athletes.
Architecture through a public health lens
November 03, 2016
The More You NOLA: Where Y’Art exhibits local street artists
November 03, 2016
The Where Y’Art Gallery (1901 Royal St.) is presenting visionary work by New Orleans street and graffiti artists during its “1900 Block” show that runs through Wednesday, Nov. 30. Where Y’Art was co-founded by Catherine Todd and Tulane alumna Collin Ferguson
Are Americans truly independent?
November 02, 2016
Nationally renowned political scientist Samara Klar will present her views on independent politics in a program titled Why Americans Pretend They’re Independent and Why It Matters Thursday (Nov. 3) on the uptown campus of Tulane University.
Legal training helpful in public service careers
November 01, 2016
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards recently spoke to Tulane University Law School students about how his legal training helps him tackle problems as the state’s top elected official.
The role of the writer as reader
October 31, 2016
During “Writers and Readers: A Conversation with Jorge F. Hernández and Yuri Herrera” on Wednesday (Nov. 9), the two authors will discuss aspects of their writing and their role as readers in the literary world.
Math professor awarded for impact on the field
October 31, 2016
The International Society for Disease Surveillance recognizes Tulane University mathematics professor Mac Hyman for his contribution to research in biosurveillance.
Presidential Town Hall addresses university issues
October 28, 2016
At the annual Homecoming Town Hall on Friday (Oct. 28), Tulane president Mike Fitts answered questions before an audience in Dixon Hall.
Clinton and Trump proposals scrutinized
October 28, 2016
Professors in the Tulane department of political science examine the policy positions of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Law student speaks for victims of sexual violence
October 28, 2016
Tulane University Law School student Margaret Martin is pursuing change in legislature on behalf of sexual assault victims. She served as keynote speaker during the annual 2016 Take Back the Night event.