Tulane University’s neuroscience major celebrated its 25th anniversary this Friday, welcoming back graduates and professors for a day of reminiscing.   The major came into existence...

Louisiana voters will decide on March 29 whether to overhaul language in the state constitution around budget and taxation, lowering the maximum rate for income tax and increasing the income tax deduction...

The Orleans Parish School Board’s annual performance scores were released in November of 2024. On the state’s 150-point scale, the district received a score of 74, nearly five points higher than in...

Stress: As midterm season comes and goes, you might have had your fair share of it.   “Stress is something that disturbs what is called homeostasis,” Jonathon Fadok, associate professor of psychology...

Tulane invited sixth through 12th graders from local New Orleans middle and high schools to compete in the 69th annual Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Fair. This event, which lasted from...

This year’s New Orleans Book Festival provides an opportunity to ponder some of society’s most relevant science and technology topics: CRISPR gene-editing technology, the relationship between religion...

The first person in line gets to pick. The first passenger in the car sits shotgun. And the first student graded gets … a better grade?   Sequential grading bias is the unintentional difference...

From the invention of Braille to the development of hearing aids, society has strived to overcome challenges faced by the Deaf and Deafblind communities. Today, artificial intelligence stands at the...

The Trump administration’s recent proposal to cap grant funding from the National Institutes of Health has been met with widespread concern, particularly from research institutions like Tulane University.   The...

Last Monday marked the beginning of Love Data Week, hosted by the Connolly Alexander Institute for Data Science in conjunction with the Tulane University Libraries.  Love Data Week featured lectures,...

The Consortium for Equitable Disaster Resilience is a research organization working to improve the ability of communities to respond to natural disasters. As a member of Tulane University’s Disaster...

The United States banking system can be a complicated landscape characterized by rapid economic changes and market fluctuations. Tulane’s Financial Technology club helps students navigate and interpret...