Tulane University alumnus and former New Orleans Saints safety Steve Gleason earned the Congressional Gold Medal in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 15. Gleason was granted the medal for his work for people living...
Judy Perry Martinez, American Bar Association president and Tulane University Law School graduate, spoke to a “Lawyers as Leaders” class at her alma mater Friday about what it means to be a leader...
Last December, a group of Tulane Medical students traveled to Whitney Plantation to learn more about their ancestors and their heritage. Little did they know that this small class trip would soon become...
Gabby Abrams, News Associate Editor
• January 16, 2020
Eva Silvestre began her term as the interim director of the Center for Academic Equity at the beginning of the 2019-20 school year. Silvestre was preceded by Rebecca Mark, who recently accepted a position...
In the early hours of Sunday, Jan. 12, an individual fired a gun in the 7100 block of Zimpel Street near The Boot Bar and Grill. According to a Tulane University Police Department report, the shot resulted...
A man was shot around 2:00 a.m. Friday morning near the intersection of Burthe and Hillary Streets and later died at the scene, according to TUPD Chief Kirk Bouyelas.
TUPD officers responded to gunshots...
A Tulane basketball player charged with third-degree rape has been dismissed from the team, according to a nola.com report.
Bul Ajang was accused of raping a woman with whom he had been drinking and...
After taking the SAT in his junior year of high school, Tan, a Vietnamese immigrant and Washington, D.C. resident, started receiving mail from Tulane.
Tan visited campus, reached out to the Office...
This semester, Tulane has made strides in research in a wide range of fields including cancer biology, entrepreneurship and education. Here are some of the highlights:
Senior James Rogers
James...
Gabe Darley, Contributing Reporter
• December 5, 2019
It’s been a busy semester for Tulanians serving on the Undergraduate Student Government Senate. USG held seven different legislative sessions
It has been a busy semester for Tulanians serving on the...
Tulane’s Engineers Without Borders has been working on a project in Laquigo, Ecuador, for the past four years to research and solve a pressing issue in the community — water scarcity.
“Imagine...
Gabby Abrams, Contributing Reporter
• November 26, 2019
Tulane University's Refugee Speakers Series provided a platform for sharing stories of the modern refugee experience. The series was funded by the Center for Engaged Learning and Teaching, the Altman Program,...
