Tulane News
When it rains, it drains: Unified Green project expands uptown campus stormwater management
The university is improving and expanding its stormwater management system with the Unified Green project.
First student to moderate a panel at Tulane Future of Energy Forum credits professors with sparking her interest in the field
Samantha Oblon is about to become the first-ever student to moderate a panel at the Tulane Future of Energy Forum, where she and others will share…
Tulane welcomes new graduate and professional students at reception
New graduate and professional students received a warm Tulane welcome at a reception designed to introduce them to campus resources and programs. (…
Beyond paradise: The Bahamas becomes a classroom for Tulane students
For Jolene Pinder, the Bahamas is more than the surf, sand and sun that draw millions of visitors each year. The island nation is part of her family…
New majors, minors expand opportunities for students
Tulane University students have more ways than ever to shape their academic paths this fall, with new majors, minors and interdisciplinary offerings…
Tulane advances lung cancer care with region’s first single-port robotic lobectomy
Wassim Abi Jaoude (right) shakes hands with Dennis O’Neil (left), the patient who became the first person in Louisiana, Arkansas or Mississippi to…
How one student is changing the conversation around recovery
In his fellowship with the Collegiate Recovery Leadership Academy, Nick Harrison developed a Recovery Allyship initiative designed to help members of…
Historic renovation expands educational space for Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment
The new facility, named The Graduate Hub, will include one large studio space, classrooms, a lecture hall, research labs, advanced fabrication labs,…
Berger Family Lawn ready for Green Wave Football gameday tailgating
Berger Family Lawn will reopen ahead of Saturday’s Green Wave Football home opener, and tailgating festivities will return to the green space, which…
Study finds popular weight-loss drug may also treat lymphatic disease common among cancer survivors
A study from Tulane University has found that a popular weight loss drug may help the body’s lymphatic system drain more effectively.