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Zimple House to be newest addition to LLC communities

January 30, 2014

Housing and Residence Life has been changing the housing experience during the last few years, starting with the establishment of Wall Residential College in 2003. Weatherhead Residential College, which opened in Fall 2011, and Zimple H...

Professer in residence spreads love of learning

January 16, 2014

USG works to revise undergraduate school constitutions

December 5, 2013

TUSTEP brings service-dogs to campus

Brandi Doyal, Staff Reporter

November 14, 2013

The Tulane Service-Dog Training and Education Program, founded last spring by sophomore Adam Kline, has begun training service dogs on campus. TUSTEP works with Canine Companions for Independence, a national organization, to train s...

TEDTalks event showcases student innovation

Brandi Doyal, Staff Reporter

November 14, 2013

Nine student and professional speakers spoke at TEDxTU on Tuesday in a lecture series that focused on the theme of unlearning; speakers told their own stories to deconstruct widely held stereotypes and assumptions. Three TEDT...

Professers contribute to launch of online health center

Brandi Doyal, Staff Reporter

October 23, 2013

The Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine and the Louisiana Public Heath Institute are teaming up to create the Health Systems Analytics Research Center, an online center that will use statistics to better the practi...

Tulane promotes breast cancer awareness

October 16, 2013

Presidential search following timeline accurately

Brandi Doyal, Staff Reporter

October 2, 2013

Andrew Wisdom, co-chair of the Presidential Search Committee, said the search for the new university president is underway and on schedule. Scott Cowen announced his retirement last year, which will begin July 1, 2014, after serv...

Green Club holds second line to raise awareness about Keystone Pipeline

Armando Marin and Brandi Doyal

September 25, 2013

More than 200 people, including approximately 100 Tulane students, participated in Draw the Second Line to raise awareness about climate change and the construction of the Keystone Pipeline, a planned transportation system ...

Students hold fundraiser for classmate with Leukemia

Armando Marin and Brandi Doyal

September 25, 2013

Family and friends of sophomore James-Minh Tran held a fundraiser Wednesday at New Mid-City Lanes Rock 'N Bowl with assistance from Archon Information Systems. Proceeds from this event will be split between the Leukemia and L...

NOLAbucks restaurants receive health code violations

September 18, 2013