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Ibrahim Demir invested as Michael A. Fitts Presidential Chair in Environmental Informatics and Artificial Intelligence
University leaders came together recently to commemorate the investiture of Ibrahim Demir as the Michael A. Fitts Presidential Chair in Environmental…
Tulane professor is the first American editor-in-chief of ‘Gray’s Anatomy’
A Tulane University professor served as the first American editor-in-chief of the international edition of “Gray’s Anatomy,” one of the most widely…
Tulane’s Freeman Futurist Series to explore the future of AI and private equity
The Stewart Center for Professional & Executive Education at Tulane University’s A. B. Freeman School of Business will convene leaders in…
Journeys in Science Symposium inspires St. Tammany students to imagine futures in science
High school students connected with researchers at the Journeys in Science Symposium, hosted by the Tulane National Biomedical Research Center.
Oscar-nominated, Emmy and Golden Globe-winning star of 'This is Us,' Sterling K. Brown, to address graduates at Tulane’s 2026 Unified Commencement
Sterling K. Brown, the award-winning actor known for his performances in the television series “This Is Us” and his Oscar-nominated role in the film…
Study: An Oregon policy required hospitals to offer more financial assistance. Medical debt plummeted
An Oregon financial assistance policy led to a significant drop in medical debt statewide. A Tulane University study of the program's successes…
Tulane receives $4 million gift to create School of Medicine chair, accelerator fund to fight deadly lung diseases
Inspired by the care Dr. Victor J. Thannickal showed Allen Johnson Jr. as he suffered from pulmonary disease, the Johnson family gifted $4 million to…
At NOLA Book Fest at Tulane University, Mayor Helena Moreno strikes a hopeful note for New Orleans’ future
New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno spoke at the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University as part of The Atlantic's "Atlantic Across…
New study finds link between cardiovascular risk and hip fracture
A new study found that postmenopausal women with high predicted cardiovascular risk faced nearly double the risk of hip fracture.
Tulane University study reveals how the brain fine-tunes fear as threats fade
Researchers at Tulane University have identified brain circuits that help determine how fear responses change as perceived threats diminish, offering…
