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Tulane University earns top Fulbright producer distinction for fourth consecutive year
For the fourth straight year, Tulane University has been recognized as one of the top producers of students selected for the Fulbright U.S. Student…
Tulane named top Fulbright producer for third straight year
Tulane University has earned recognition from the U.S. Department of State as a Fulbright Top Producing Institution for 2024-2025, marking its third…
Great Barrier Reef bleaching projected to become near-annual, Tulane research finds
New research from Tulane University projects that large-scale coral bleaching could occur in most years this century as ocean temperatures rise. (…
NFL and NBA leaders join Tulane’s new Summer Sports Institute to train students for careers in sports
Many college students dream of playing professional sports, but most careers in the industry happen off the field. And running a team or league…
Study: Invasive lizards’ tempers flare with the heat
A new Tulane study finds that invasive brown anoles become more aggressive toward native green anoles as temperatures rise, suggesting that warming…
Tulane University launches new effort to fast-track development of durable medicines
Tulane University has received nearly $1 million from the Gates Foundation to launch a first-of-its-kind Durable Medicine Model Unit that will unite…
Tulane Professor Quincy Brown named National Academy of Inventors Fellow
Tulane biomedical engineering professor J. Quincy Brown has been named a 2025 National Academy of Inventors Fellow in recognition of his pioneering…
Tulane expands its world-leading fish collection with donation of rare deepwater species
The Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute (TUBRI), home to one of the world’s largest fish collections, has received more than 1,000 deep…
Tulane’s Courtney Bryan co-leads national Jazz Generations Initiative
Tulane University composer, pianist and MacArthur Fellow Courtney Bryan is co-leading a national effort to advance America’s first original art form…
Tulane study reveals how floods drive river movement amid shifting environmental patterns
The Lower Mississippi River from just north of Baton Rouge to the Gulf was central to a new Tulane University study on how floods impact the way…
