Tulane News


Charity Hospital: A healing legacy woven into America’s story

Two hundred and fifty years ago, ink was put to parchment, independence was declared and the United States of America was born. Yet by then, Charity…


Presidential visits at Tulane: Revisiting the campus moments that made history

History does not always arrive at a university in the pages of a textbook. Sometimes it comes with motorcades, crowded arenas and the rare…

NOLA
Tulane leaders share vision for downtown growth at Urban Land Institute breakfast

President Michael A. Fitts addresses business and civic leaders at the latest installment of the Urban Land Institute Louisiana Real Estate Breakfast…

People
Howard Boyd named Tulane University general counsel

Howard Boyd, a widely respected attorney and longtime member of Tulane University’s Office of the General Counsel, has been appointed to the office’s…

New Hires
Chad Steele named Tulane’s vice president for research

Chad Steele has been named Tulane University’s new vice president for research, effective Wednesday, July 1.

New Hires
New interim dean looks to expand access, advance careers at School of Professional Advancement

After nearly a decade working at the School of Professional Advancement, Christa Payne has been appointed its interim dean. (Photo by Kenny Lass)

People, Science
Tulane researcher honored as Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

YiPing Chen, the John L. and Mary Wright Ebaugh Chair in Science and Engineering, has been honored as a Fellow of the American Association for the…

People
From Tulane Law to the NBA front office: Onsi Saleh’s rapid rise

Tulane Law alumnus Onsi Saleh is one of three Tulane Law graduates to reach the highest ranks of a professional sports team’s front office. (Photo…

On Campus
Summer upgrades prepare Tulane’s uptown campus for the academic year

During the summer months, university crews are hard at work to complete maintenance and infrastructure projects that enhance the beauty and function…

Science
From New Hampshire to the Mississippi Delta, graduates of Tulane’s river-coastal program are making a difference

Engineers and scientists working across the United States complete Tulane’s hybrid master’s program while managing real-world river, navigation and…