Tulane News
Study finds popular weight-loss drug may also treat lymphatic disease common among cancer survivors
A study from Tulane University has found that a popular weight loss drug may help the body’s lymphatic system drain more effectively.
David Mussafer invests in 1834 Ventures as Tulane alumni-backed fund closes in on $20 million target
David Mussafer — namesake of Tulane’s Mussafer Hall, chair of the Board of Tulane and benefactor of the Tulane Innovation Institute, including…
As the energy landscape shifts, Jay Hakes looks at what comes next
Predicting the future of energy has never been easy. For Jay Hakes, an energy historian who built a career on such prognostication, decades spent…
Meet the artist behind the Green Wave’s wildly popular hand-painted City Edition helmets
For the second year in a row, Tulane Athletics unveiled new City Edition uniforms featuring hand-painted helmets that are unmistakably New Orleans.
Taylor Center names three Social Entrepreneurship Professors
The Phyllis M. Taylor Center for Social Innovation and Design Thinking has selected Tulane University faculty members Marcus Coleman, Aron Culotta…
Master of Management in Energy students welcomed at inaugural Hard Hat Ceremony
Inspired by the matriculation ceremonies that initiate first-year students into medical school, Tulane University’s A. B. Freeman School of Business…
Inside the infant mind: Researchers examine how babies begin to recognize faces
At Tulane University’s Social Memory Lab, the researchers are using functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI, to study how the infant brain…
Linguistics professor and students awaken sleeping language in summer service-learning course
Students from the Tulane School of Liberal Arts Tunica language course are working with Tunica tribe members and Professor Judith Maxwell to sustain…