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Tulane strengthens storm readiness as hurricane season approaches

As the 2026 hurricane season approaches, Tulane continues to build on years of planning and investment aimed at making its campuses the most…

People
New coach, new energy for Tulane volleyball 

In his 17 years of coaching volleyball, Derek “Dex” Schroeder has secured five conference titles and two NCAA tournament appearances.

People
Professor honored with service learning award for innovative teaching

Meena Vijayaraghavan, a senior professor of practice in cell and molecular biology in the Tulane School of Science and Engineering, was honored with…

Life@Tulane
Tulane expands Move-Out waste diversion and donation initiatives

Students can shop for a variety of used items, ranging from small pieces of furniture and electronics to clothing and unopened food, at the annual…

Life@Tulane
Unified Green initiative to transform uptown campus

Tulane recently unveiled the Unified Green project, a landmark initiative that will seamlessly connect Newcomb Quad and the Berger Family Lawn.

Life@Tulane
Community Table Talks foster connection and conversation

Community Table Talks offer students a weekly setting for connecting over a shared meal. The event series goes hand-in-hand with Tulane’s increased…

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Tulane showcases statewide impact at Louisiana Capitol

Tulane took center stage in Baton Rouge as university leaders, students and partners gathered at the Louisiana State Capitol on April 4 to showcase…

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Tulane convenes leaders for inaugural Resilient Partnership Catalyst

The inaugural Resilient Partnership Catalyst brought together representatives from government, nonprofit organizations, philanthropy, academia and…

People, Science
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…

People, Research in Real Time, Science
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…