Tulane team wins $10K in investment competition
January 05, 2017
A team of three MBA students from the A. B. Freeman School of Business won first place in the second annual Economist Investment Case Competition.
Alumna tasked with improving city’s health
January 04, 2017
Tulane public health graduate Marsha Broussard takes on the new role of director for the New Orleans Health Department.
Poll: Share your resolution
January 03, 2017
What kind of goals do you have in mind for 2017? Take our New Year's poll and share your resolutions using #TUgoals2017 on social media.
Tulane adds Arabic minor
January 02, 2017
Tulane’s School of Liberal Arts expands its Arabic program with a new Arabic minor that focuses on applying language skills to fields like business and diplomacy.
Tulane scholars contribute to tricentennial book
January 02, 2017
Richard Campanella, Kara Tucina Olidge and Lawrence Powell are members of the editorial board for New Orleans & The World: The Tricentennial Anthology, a new book that commemorates the 300th anniversary of the city’s founding.
What Tulane talked about in 2016
December 21, 2016
Join us for a game of “Remember When” as we look back at some of the most popular New Wave articles of 2016.
Tulane partners with Café Reconcile
December 20, 2016
The staff of Tulane University dining services partnered with Café Reconcile for the third annual communal breakfast for the café’s staff and alumni.
Getting patients back in the game
December 20, 2016
A crowd of physicians, nurses and physical therapists follow along, as sports medicine physicians Dr. W. Ben Kibler, Dr. James Andrews and Dr. Felix Savoie demonstrate techniques for the treatment of injured young athletes at the first annual Andrews Endowed Lectureship.
Tulane Eats! Apple strudel
December 19, 2016
In this new series — Tulane Eats — short videos guide viewers through the creation of popular southern recipes as they are prepared by the chefs of Tulane University Dining Services.
New Orleans through a different lens
December 19, 2016
The My NOLA Photo Project gives the homeless an opportunity to photograph the city with their own disposable cameras.
Research looks at violence against indigenous women
December 16, 2016
Catherine Burnette, an assistant professor in the Tulane School of Social Work, researches violence against indigenous women and the related health disparities.
Student program improves community service
December 16, 2016
CACTUS Academy is taking an active role in cultivating student leaders, challenging students to view community service through a prism of race, class and gender.
Tulane Eats! Osso buco
December 15, 2016
In this new series — Tulane Eats — short videos guide viewers through the creation of popular southern recipes as they are prepared by the chefs of Tulane University Dining Services.