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Jeff Frost Helps Power Apple TV+ Hit and Elevate Tulane Law
The alumnus and entertainment executive strengthens the university’s footprint in sports and media law.
Anita Raj Elected to National Academy of Medicine
The Newcomb Institute leader is recognized for globally influential research on gender, health and violence prevention.
New Labs Fuel Downtown Expansion
Modernized lab space at the School of Medicine accelerates biomedical discovery and strengthens Tulane’s urban presence.
Hall at the Helm
Tulane’s new head coach builds on championship momentum with confidence, continuity and deep ties to New Orleans.
Tulane Expands Training to Bolster Public Health Workforce
A new certificate equips state and local employees with skills in data, policy and disease tracking.
A Wave of Elegance: Mignon Faget Crafts Exclusive Tulane Pieces
The New Orleans design house partners with the university on refined jewelry inspired by its iconic motif.
Tulane Alumni Team Up to Reimagine a Midcentury Lakeview Gem
From blueprints to final touches, Tulane graduates brought their shared vision to life in a midcentury renovation that honors New Orleans’ architectural heritage.
Architecture Professor Uses Technology and Innovative Materials for Designs
From ceramics to coastal ecosystems, Adam Marcus explores architecture’s power to shape resilient environments.
Renowned Tulane Center Adopts New Name Reflecting Broader Biomedical Research Mission
The Tulane National Primate Research Center is now known as the Tulane National Biomedical Research Center, a designation that better reflects its breadth of research and growing contributions to public health.
Tulane Reflects on Katrina: 20 Years of Renewal and Resilience
President Michael A. Fitts led a discussion with Tulanians who endured Hurricane Katrina and remain part of the university today.
