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Could lead contamination mean fewer mockingbirds?

June 13, 2023

A new Tulane University study finds that lead contamination in cities isn’t just a risk for children. It could also mean fewer hatchlings for mockingbirds.
Jorge Castorena-Gonzalez at a microscope
NIH awards $2.4 million grant to study link between obesity and lymphatic dysfunction

June 07, 2023

Researchers at Tulane University are looking into understanding how inflammatory diseases and dysfunction of the lymphatic system are connected, with their eyes on a potential therapy for people with lymphedema.
Sienna Abdulahad, Tamia Toomer, and Treasure Joiner
On Being Empowered Luncheon celebrates women of color at Tulane

June 06, 2023

Tulane University ALAAMEA Black Faculty & Staff Affinity Network hosted the 5th annual On Being Empowered Luncheon to highlight women of color at Tulane. More than 100 students, faculty, staff and alumni came
Aron Culotta, associate professor of computer science at Tulane, speaks to community organizations about the new Tulane Center for Community-Engaged Artificial Intelligence. (Photo by Sarah Peters)
Tulane center teams up with community groups to address benefits and dangers of AI

June 06, 2023

The new Tulane Center for Community-Engaged Artifical Intelligence brings to together a diverse group of scholars to investigate the role of artificial intelligence in society.
Marcus Foster: Asst. Provost for Title IX Compliance and Education  Julia Broussard: Associate Director, Title IX Deputy Title IX Coordinator  Kristen Fransen: Program Coordinator     Austen Williams: Program Manager
Tulane Title IX Office recognized as leader in addressing sexual misconduct

June 06, 2023

The Tulane University Title IX Office has been recognized as an innovative leader and invaluable community partner among Louisiana college and universities for its work in combating sexual misconduct.
Tulane University Class of 2027
Class of 2027 – Meet Tulane’s strongest class yet

June 01, 2023

Once again, Tulane University can proudly say its newest class of incoming students is making history. In addition to a few record-smashing statistics, the new class includes national team athletes, published authors,

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