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Matt Forté reflects on football, family and legacy

Matt Forté, a former NFL player who got his start with Tulane Green Wave Football, spoke with President Michael A. Fitts as part of the Presidential…

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Fifth Annual New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University unveils 2026 author lineup

The fifth annual New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University announced its much-anticipated 2026 lineup, which will feature more than 100…

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Tulane study finds Louisiana violence declining but still widespread: More than half of adults affected in their lifetime

A new statewide survey led by Tulane University’s Newcomb Institute shows that while rates of sexual and physical violence in Louisiana have declined…

People, Research in Real Time
Tulane faculty honored at the 2025 Research, Scholarship and Artistic Achievement Awards ceremony

The growing impact of Tulane University’s research was celebrated at the annual Research, Scholarship and Artistic Achievement Awards, which took…

Life@Tulane
A wave of elegance: Mignon Faget creates new Tulane jewelry line

Just eight weeks ago, what began as a meeting between Mignon Faget and Tulane University to discuss trademarks and logos sparked something unexpected…

Event, On Campus, Research in Real Time
CancerConnect events bring multidisciplinary researchers together to fight cancer

How do researchers begin collaborations with each other when they work in different fields? At the CancerConnect events co-hosted by the Tulane…

Life@Tulane
Flour Moon Bagels rolls onto Tulane’s campus

Flour Moon’s new cornflower-blue truck parks on the academic quad at 170 Engineering Road, near Richardson Memorial Hall, Wednesdays through Fridays…

Science
From geology to policy, Tulane researchers redefine the future of critical minerals

As the world’s energy needs require engaging more alternative sources of energy, such as solar panels, hydrogen cells and battery storage, certain…

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Tulane researchers uncover why breaking up is hard for some continents

Tulane researchers uncover why breaking up is hard for some continents

Health
Study: More states eliminating insurance hurdles for opioid use disorder medications

A new study from Tulane University found that, over the past decade, more states have moved to make it easier for people with opioid use disorder to…