Tulane News
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…
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…
Making headlines all summer long: Tulane’s top stories you may have missed
Whether you spent the summer on the job, traveling abroad, interning, conducting research, attending classes or simply taking a well-earned break,…
Class of 2030 finds its place at Tulane during Hullabaloo Hello
Approximately 1,900 incoming first-year students arrived at Tulane last week for Hullabaloo Hello, the university's orientation week filled with…
President Fitts welcomes Class of 2030 with World Cup spirit and ‘Lasso lessons’ at Convocation
President Michael A. Fitts welcomed the Class of 2030 to Tulane at this year's Convocation. (Photo by Kenny Lass)
Tulane University welcomes College Track to downtown campus
Tulane University is expanding its long-standing collaboration with College Track, a move that reinforces the commitment of both organizations to…
‘Home away from home’: How Tulane’s preparation for Move-In starts months in advance
Thanks to months of work from Facilities Services, Campus Services, the Division of Student Affairs and other departments, the university is ready to…
Q&A: Allison Grossman on disaster response, climate resilience and the Sciences Po-Université Paris Cité Fellowship
Allison Grossman, assistant professor of political science in the School of Liberal Arts, has been awarded a Sciences Po-Université Paris Cité…
Tulane researcher receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award to unlock the physics behind how proteins work
Shuaihua Gao, an assistant professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Tulane University, has received a National…