Fork in the road: Brian Burns
June 03, 2016
Read the final installment of this four-part series that profiles millennial Tulane alumni in New Orleans’ restaurant industry. Today's installment: Brian Burns, chef de cuisine at Pêche Seafood Grill.
Fork in the road: Gabrielle Waxman
June 02, 2016
Read Part III of this four-part series that profiles millennial Tulane alumni in New Orleans' restaurant industry. Today's installment: Gabrielle Waxman, the first wine director at Galatoire’s Restaurant.
Acclaimed radiologist receives Lifetime Achievement Award
June 02, 2016
Dr. Joseph Sackett (M ’66) participated in the development and application of digital subtraction angiography, a technique that has now become the standard for safer and more accurate vascular imaging.
Fork in the road: Pizza Delicious
June 01, 2016
Read Part II of this four-part series that profiles millennial Tulane alumni in New Orleans' restaurant industry. Today’s installment: Michael Friedman and Greg Augarten, proprietors of Pizza Delicious.
The Insider: Celebrate the benefits of fresh food
May 31, 2016
The Eat Local Challenge, co-founded by Tulane University alumnus Lee Stafford, is expanding to reach recipients of the federal nutrition assistance program.
Fork in the road: Michael Casey
May 31, 2016
A four-part-series on millennial Tulane alumni who shape the dining gumbo of New Orleans. From far-flung hometowns, they've cooked up ways to stay in the Crescent City to enrich the food scene.
Tulane women in tech
May 25, 2016
The university is making strides to create an environment where women in technology fields can thrive.
Step out: 4 ways to spend your summer outdoors
May 25, 2016
The Besthoff Sculpture Garden located in New Orleans City Park offers a whimsical way to spend your afternoon outdoors this summer.
‘Ellen DeGeneres Show’ reunites old friends
May 24, 2016
The Ellen DeGeneres Show introduced the world to a story of tragedy, friendship and hope featuring Class of 2007 Tulane University alumni Jackson Smith and Brian McKenna back in October 2015. When McKenna was paralyzed in a mountain biking accident in June 2015, the set of events that followed resulted in a heartwarming parable that becomes more uplifting each time DeGeneres, a native of New Orleans, reaches out for an update.
Making TOPS need-based would save state millions
May 24, 2016
New Cowen Institute reports details how proposed changes to the state’s largest college scholarship program TOPS would affect students and access to higher education in Louisiana.
Ramp it up
May 23, 2016
Workers near completion of a ramp outside Irby House residence hall on Friday morning (May 20). The addition of the ramp is part of the interior renovation of the Office of Housing and Residential Life located on the first floor of the residence hall.
New Orleans’ Digital Revolution
May 20, 2016
Barrett Conrad, owner and founder of CotingaSoft, says people in the tech community in New Orleans are on each other’s side.