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National study finds violence affects millions across US with links to health, economic hardship
Researchers from the Newcomb Institute at Tulane University and the University of California San Diego found that intimate partner violence has…
Tulane advances lung cancer care with region’s first single-port robotic lobectomy
Wassim Abi Jaoude (right) shakes hands with Dennis O’Neil (left), the patient who became the first person in Louisiana, Arkansas or Mississippi to…
Tulane receives $2 million gift from Robert Grossman and Elisabeth Cohen to establish endowed scholarship for outstanding students
The transformative gift from Robert I. Grossman (right) and Elisabeth J. Cohen (left) will increase scholarship support across Tulane’s undergraduate…
How one student is changing the conversation around recovery
In his fellowship with the Collegiate Recovery Leadership Academy, Nick Harrison developed a Recovery Allyship initiative designed to help members of…
Historic renovation expands educational space for Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment
The new facility, named The Graduate Hub, will include one large studio space, classrooms, a lecture hall, research labs, advanced fabrication labs,…
Tulane University wins rare $6 million National Science Foundation grant — one of only nine nationwide — to build the South’s next innovation engine
A major federal investment positions New Orleans as a hub for research commercialization, high-wage jobs and university-born startups.
Berger Family Lawn ready for Green Wave Football gameday tailgating
Berger Family Lawn will reopen ahead of Saturday’s Green Wave Football home opener, and tailgating festivities will return to the green space, which…
Study: Even low levels of nighttime light exposure may weaken the heart
Experts have long recommended a dark, light-free bedroom for better sleep. New research shows that sleeping in near-total darkness may carry an added…
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…