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Could treating HIV earlier protect the brain from accelerated aging?
Tulane University has received a five-year, $4.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study why people with well-controlled HIV…
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…
Tulane welcomes new faculty members to the university
Tulane University welcomed new full-time faculty members during a reception marking the conclusion of New Faculty Orientation, an annual program…
Q&A: Head Coach Will Hall previews the 2026 football season
As Tulane prepares for another football season with championship aspirations, new Head Coach Will Hall is eager to see this year’s Green Wave squad…
Ten Tulanians recognized by National Science Foundation
Ten students and alumni connected to the Tulane University School of Science and Engineering have been recognized by the National Science Foundation…
Tulane School of Liberal Arts receives $1 million gift from marketing executive and alum Alison Friedman Brod
Tulane alumna, parent and marketing executive Alison Friedman Brod has given a $1 million gift to Tulane that will support a media and communication…
Q&A: Ilana Horwitz on social networks, higher education and the National Academy of Education Fellowship
Ilana Horwitz, Fields-Rayant Chair in Contemporary Jewish Life and assistant professor of Jewish studies in the School of Liberal Arts, has been…
Tulane expert explains why GLP-1 medications are changing obesity treatment
Rather than relying on willpower alone, GLP-1 medications work by mimicking hormones the body naturally releases after eating, according to Shauna…
