Tulane researcher using “nerve-on-a-chip” to study safer chemo drugs
March 04, 2016
A Tulane researcher is leading a study that could lead to improved ways of screening chemotherapy drugs for neurotoxicity.
Just hangin' around
February 29, 2016
Getting the facts about the Zika virus
February 11, 2016
As Zika virus continues to spread north toward the United States, public concern and media attention are also on the rise. Two faculty members from the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine and
Trip of a lifetime
January 12, 2016
My journey to India began as a dare. “We should do this!” insisted Ginette Arguillo, the instigator, as she leaned toward me with a mischievous stare during a photography presentation by Ron Marks, dean of the Tulane
Law interns help recover stolen cultural treasures
January 11, 2016
Students study the relationship between international law and art, as both physical and intellectual property, at the Tulane-Siena Institute for International Law, Cultural Heritage & the Arts.
Thomas Beller: Stages of arrival
January 08, 2016
A young adjunct professor teaching creative writing at Tulane, whom I had met for the first time just a week earlier, poked her head into my office the other day to say hello. She had a shoulder bag, a cup of coffee, a