Real estate in real time
February 01, 2018
Louis Baugier, a 2013 A.B. Freeman School of Business graduate, developed Surecave, an app that allows a landlord or property owner to manage everything from finding tenants to managing multiple properties.
Exiled Edward Snowden makes virtual appearance at Tulane
January 30, 2018
A video chat discussion with NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden took place at McAlister Auditorium on Monday night with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Ron Suskind as moderator. The event was sponsored by Tulane University Campus Programming.
Builders, heroes and a voice for girls
January 25, 2018
Nola4Women shines a light on women’s contributions to the history of New Orleans while advocating for a better status in the future.
Tulane team testing hybrid solar energy converter
January 23, 2018
A Tulane University researcher is leading a U.S. Department of Energy project to develop a hybrid solar energy converter that generates electricity and steam with high efficiency and low cost.
New Orleans Jews shaped local history
January 22, 2018
Jews in New Orleans have shaped the commerce, culture and philanthropy of the city during nearly the entirety of its 300 years of existence.
Jennifer Lawrence to appear alongside activists and journalists at Unrig the System Summit
January 22, 2018
From Friday, Feb. 2, through Sunday, Feb. 4, leaders in advocacy, policy, politics and popular culture will meet on the Tulane uptown campus during the Unrig the System Summit.
Decoding the work of Leonardo da Vinci
January 12, 2018
On Tuesday, Jan. 23, Walter Isaacson, author of Leonardo da Vinci, will discuss how the artist’s works melded disciplines of art, science and engineering.
Alumna tracks connection between death and fashion
January 12, 2018
Consumptive Chic: A History of Beauty, Fashion, and Disease by 2010 School of Liberal Arts graduate Carolyn Day chronicles curious connections between tuberculosis and women’s fashion during the late 18th and early 19th centuries in Europe.
Bill Gates names Tulane student a ‘hero in the field’
January 04, 2018
Philanthropist Bill Gates has named Dr. Adaora Okoli, a graduate student in the Tulane School of Public Health, to a list that identifies little-known individuals helping to save the world.
Native garments
December 19, 2017
Recent donation of Mexican textiles enhances existing collection at the Middle American Research Institute.
Tulane University names $1 million winner of Nitrogen Reduction Challenge
December 14, 2017
Tulane University awarded the $1 million grand prize in the Tulane Nitrogen Reduction Challenge to Adapt-N, a team that developed a computer modeling system to predict optimum nitrogen application rates for crops using data on weather, field conditions and soil management practices.
Impulse control subject of Tulane Brain Institute study
December 12, 2017
A Tulane University researcher is studying why males have more impulse control issues than females, with the ultimate goal of developing more effective preventative and treatment strategies.
Tricentennial book explores New Orleans’ global impact
December 01, 2017
Tulane University faculty and alumni illuminate how the Crescent City impacted global history in New Orleans & The World: 1718-2018 Tricentennial Anthology.
Loss of wintering grounds hits a sad note for common songbird
November 29, 2017
A Tulane University researcher who studies bird migration has found that a decline in the number of wood thrushes is probably due to deforestation in Central America.
Economics professor brings academic angle to G20 committee
November 28, 2017