Farewell to Liz Davey
July 20, 2022
After two decades of leading the Office of Sustainability, Liz Davey’s (far right) last day in her role at Tulane was Friday, July 15. Davey was an innovator in making the Tulane campus more sustainable and
Medical school’s Student Clinic Council provides health care to more than 3,000 patients this year
July 19, 2022
Tulane School of Medicine’s Student Clinic Council (SCC) has embraced the important mission of providing access to health care for underserved populations in New Orleans and has expanded its offerings to 30 clinics
Couple makes $1 million bequest to strengthen their Tulane School of Social Work scholarship
July 18, 2022
Alumna Cheryl A. Verlander and her husband, Charles “Chuck” N. Bracht, have made a $1 million bequest to Tulane’s Verlander-Bracht Scholarship Endowed Fund, which they created in 2008 to support students who are
Large study finds menstrual changes after COVID vaccine
July 15, 2022
A new study confirms what many on social media have long reported: The COVID-19 vaccines did affect people’s periods, especially for those who don’t typically have them due to long-acting contraceptives, gender-
Tulane University names veteran admissions leader to head enrollment management
July 13, 2022
Shawn Abbott, who has held leadership roles in enrollment management at NYU, Stanford, Columbia and other top universities, has accepted the appointment as Tulane University’s new vice president for enrollment
To live a longer life, skip the salt shaker at meals
July 11, 2022
A new Tulane University study finds that people who always add extra salt to their meals had a 28% higher risk of dying prematurely from any cause compared to those who never or rarely added salt.