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Tulane Green Wave Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tulane's Thrilling Comeback Beats MemphisTulane Womens Basketball Secures Thrilling Comeback Victory Over Memphis, Snaps Six-Game Losing Streak
Tulane womens basketball team pulled off a remarkable comeback, defeating Memphis 63-58 in a closely contested game. With under two minutes left and trailing by two, Kendall Sneed scored a crucial layup, sparking a 9-2 run that secured the win. This Mardi Gras victory ends Tulanes six-game losing streak, improving their record to 9-16 overall and 4-9 in the American Athletic Conference. Memphis falls to 8-17 and 2-10 in conference play.
Despite both teams shooting over 40% from the field, Tulane dominated the rebounding battle, securing a 40-24...
2026-02-1802 min
UTSA Roadrunners Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tulane vs UTSA: Green Wave FavoritesTulane Green Wave travels to San Antonio to face UTSA Roadrunners, with Tulane favored by 7.5 points. Tulane, with a 11-4 record, is 2-0 in AAC play, while UTSA, with a 4-11 record, is 0-3 in the conference. Tulane averages 12.7 assists per game, led by Rowan Brumbaughs 3.3 average. UTSA shoots just 38.4% from the field, compared to Tulanes 44.8% defense. Brumbaugh averages 18.6 points and 4.7 rebounds for Tulane, while Jamir Simpson leads UTSA with 17.1 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game. Tulane is 8-2 in their last 10 games, while UTSA is 1-9. Expect a close game as Tulane looks to maintain their conference momentum. Checkout...
2026-02-1001 minTulane Green Wave Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tulane vs UAB: Home Stand KickoffTulane Womens Basketball Hosts UAB, Seeking Second Straight Win
Tulane womens basketball returns home to face UAB tomorrow at 2 PM, following a road win at Temple. The Green Wave lead the all-time series 24-12, with a 37-game history. UAB has won 2 of the last 3 games, but Tulane has won 6 of the last 9. The Blazers average 71.1 points on 43.3% shooting, but struggle with rebounding at 35.2 per game. Calli Smallwood leads UAB with 13.5 points per game.
Tulane averages 69.9 points on 41.3% shooting, leading the league in assists with 15.6 and ranking 4th in rebounds with 40.06. Kanija Daniel tops scorers with 12 points per game. Freshmen shone...
2026-02-1002 minTulane Green Wave Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tulane Basketball Falls to Florida AtlanticTulane Mens Basketball Falls to Florida Atlantic, Struggles on the Road; Curtis Williams Jr. Leads Scoring with 27 Points
In a closely contested game, Tulane Mens Basketball dropped their third straight match, losing seventy-nine to seventy-four against Florida Atlantic. The Green Wave, now twelve and seven overall and three and three in conference, couldnt quite turn the tide despite a strong second half. Florida Atlantic improved to fourteen and six, six and one, thanks to sharp shooting at home in Eleanor R. Baldwin Arena.
The first half was a rollercoaster. Florida Atlantic jumped ahead early by seven, but Tulane fired back...
2026-02-1001 minTulane Green Wave Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tulane vs Rice: AAC Showdown in HoustonTulane Womens Basketball Heads to Houston for Crucial AAC Matchup Against Rice
Tulanes womens basketball team travels to Houston for a significant American Athletic Conference showdown against Rice, who leads the conference with a 6-0 record. The Green Wave, with an 8-10 overall record and a 3-3 conference mark, aims to secure a road win after winning their last two games. The matchup, originally scheduled for 2 p.m., has been moved up to 1 p.m. due to bad weather. Fans can catch the game on ESPN Plus, WRBH 88.3 FM, or the Varsity Network app.
Tulane and Rice have faced each...
2026-02-1002 minTulane Green Wave Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tulane Women's Basketball Falls to RiceTulane Womens Basketball Falls to Rice, Struggles in Third Quarter
Tulanes womens basketball team suffered a 60-70 loss to Rice on Saturday, dropping their record to 8-11 overall and 3-4 in the American Athletic Conference. Despite a close first half, Tulane couldnt overcome a poor third quarter and Rices dominant stats, including a 43.5% field goal percentage and 17 assists compared to Tulanes 36.7% and 7. The Green Wave was also plagued by 17 turnovers, leading to a 22-4 points off turnovers advantage for Rice.
Tulane found some positives in rebounding, grabbing 42 boards to Rices 32, and outscoring them 13-6 on the offensive glass. Kanija Daniel...
2026-02-1001 minTulane Green Wave Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tulane vs Charlotte: Green Wave Aim to Snap SkidTulane Universitys mens basketball team, the Green Wave, aims to end a three-game losing streak tonight against Charlotte at six thirty p.m. central time in Halton Arena. The game will be broadcasted on ESPN plus, The Ticket, or the Tulane Athletics app. Tulane last lost four consecutive games in November 2024.
In their recent match against Florida Atlantic, Curtis Williams Junior scored a game-high twenty-seven points, including three three-pointers and a perfect eight for eight at the free-throw line. Rowan Brumbaugh and Tyler Ringgold added fourteen and thirteen points, respectively.
Charlotte, with a ten and nine overall record and a...
2026-02-1001 min
Charlotte 49ers Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Charlotte vs Tulane: AAC ShowdownTonights college basketball showdown features the Charlotte Forty-niners hosting the Tulane Green Wave. Charlotte, with a 10-9 record, faces Tulane, 12-7. Both teams have strong conference records, with Charlotte at 4-2 and Tulane at 3-3. Tulane recently lost to Florida Atlantic, while Charlotte has a solid home record of 7-4. Both teams excel in close games, with Charlotte at 2-2 and Tulane at 4-0. Scoring is expected to be tight, with Charlotte averaging 74.2 points and Tulane allowing 73.6. Key players include Charlottes Ben Bradford and Tulanes Rowan Brumbaugh. Both teams have strong recent records, with Charlotte edging in field goal percentage...
2026-02-1001 min
Locked On Big 12 | Daily College Football & Basketball PodcastRUINED: BYU, Utah DENIED Just for Tulane, James Madison to be BLOWN OUT in College Football PlayoffThe 2025 College Football Playoff first round has ignited a firestorm of criticism over the "5+7" format, as Tulane and James Madison (JMU) were blown out on the national stage. While these programs secured automatic bids as two of the five highest-ranked conference champions, their non-competitive performances have left fans wondering how BYU (11-2) and Utah (10-2) were left sitting at home. The "5+7" Fallout: Brand Bias vs. Automatic BidsThe inclusion of Tulane and JMU was a mathematical necessity of the current CFP rules, but it resulted in what many are calling a "di...
2025-12-2229 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballBLAST: Ole Miss and Trinidad Chambliss DOMINATE College Football Playoff Matchup vs TulaneOle Miss eye historic College Football Playoff win as Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacey headline a roster built for domination 🏆🔥. Can the Rebels overpower Tulane on both sides of the line and prove they’re national contenders? Steven Willis spotlights the Rebels’ trench advantage, explosive passing game, and Chambliss’s late-season rise, questioning whether Tulane’s opportunistic defense can slow this momentum 💥🏈.Key talking points include Ole Miss’s rebuilt offensive line, Lacey’s red zone impact, and Pete Golding’s first game as head coach 🧠. The show previews critical matchups like Suntan Perkins against Tulane’s mobile quarterback and why a fa...
2025-12-1929 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballTOUGH: Tulane EXPERT says SLIM HOPE for UPSET over Ole Miss in College Football PlayoffOle Miss gears up for a high-stakes College Football Playoff clash against Tulane—could turnovers and special teams shake up the odds? 🏈 Keon Lacy and Trinidad Chambers headline a dynamic Rebels offense, while Tulane aims to counter with breakout star Jamari McClure, deep threat Shaz Preston, and impactful left tackle Derek Graham. The spread favors Ole Miss, yet Tulane’s recent surge and aggressive coaching from John Sumrall add intrigue—can the Green Wave keep it close and capitalize on late-game opportunities? ⚡️Steven Willis welcomes Tulane insider Jack Benjamin for strategic insights on each team’s path to victory, gam...
2025-12-1838 min
Locked On Bulldogs - Daily Podcast On Georgia Bulldogs Football & BasketballSHOCKER: Georgia Bulldogs Breakdown – Can Tulane PULL OFF the Bowl Season Upset vs. Ole Miss?Georgia Bulldogs fans eye the Tulane vs. Ole Miss showdown, but could Tulane pull off a shocker? Hosts Clint and Daniel explore Tulane’s balanced offensive attack, led by transfer quarterback Jake Red Slaf, and examine their top-15 turnover margin against the firepower of Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss Rebels. Tulane’s defense struggles against the pass but boasts a bend-but-don’t-break mentality, keeping opponents out of the end zone in key moments.Key topics feature the Ole Miss offense’s ability to exploit Tulane’s weaknesses, critical red zone stops, and the psychological impact of coaching transitions...
2025-12-1728 min
Louisiana ConsideredAcadiana’s year in news; How Tulane QB is preparing for CFP; La. native ballerina returns for Nutcracker productionAll this year, we’ve been checking in with Christiaan Mader, founder of the Current in Lafayette, Louisiana, for updates on the Acadiana region. He joins us now to reflect on some of the biggest stories from the past year and look to what’s ahead. On December 20th, Tulane will face off against Ole Miss in the College Football Playoff. If Tulane wins, they’ll go to the Sugar Bowl for the first time since 1939. And while the Green Wave suffered a pretty brutal defeat from Ole Miss back in September, the university’s recent coaching drama may...
2025-12-1600 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballUNCHARTED: Ole Miss, Tulane, and John Fourcade’s Take as Playoff FEVER IGNITES OXFORDOle Miss gears up for a historic clash as they take on Tulane in the College Football Playoff, creating massive buzz throughout Oxford and beyond. 🏈🔥 Can the Rebels maintain their dominance without head coach Lane Kiffin on the sideline? Steven Willis and Ole Miss legend John Fourcade break down the key factors in this high-stakes rematch, from Tulane's improved lineup under John Sumrall to Ole Miss's offensive firepower and the electric playoff atmosphere at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. The conversation spotlights SEC playoff implications, how Tulane is viewing their Cinderella run, and why college football fans everywhere should k...
2025-12-1527 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballDOMINATE: Ole Miss, Kewan Lacy, and the SECRET to Crushing Tulane in Playoff SHOWDOWNOle Miss gears up for the biggest sporting event in Mississippi history, facing the Tulane Green Wave with playoff implications on the line. Can the Rebels handle Tulane’s improved squad a second time, or will the Green Wave turn the tables? Steven Willis and former wide receiver Bill Flowers analyze how Ole Miss’s physical run game, defensive adjustments, and rising star Kewan Lacy give the team a decisive edge, making the matchup a crucial tune-up before a potential clash with Georgia.The discussion breaks down the importance of offensive continuity as John David Baker returns as o...
2025-12-1012 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballDOMINATE: Ole Miss vs Tulane—How Lane Kiffin's Departure IGNITES a Playoff BREAKTHROUGHOle Miss football stands at the center of playoff buzz as Steven Willis and Jake Crain examine whether the Rebels can seize their opportunity, despite a challenging bracket featuring Georgia and Ohio State. Can Pete Golding’s defensive adjustments and improved running game anchor a Sugar Bowl run? The duo breaks down Ole Miss’s rematch advantage against Tulane, the impact of Lane Kiffin’s departure, and what Charlie Weiss Jr.’s offensive continuity means for their postseason hopes.Key discussions include the strengths and weaknesses facing Ole Miss, the playoff bracket’s surprises, and which matchups pose the b...
2025-12-0930 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballBREAKING: Ole Miss Battles Tulane in Mississippi's BIGGEST Game—Can Fans SMASH Attendance Records? | Ole Miss PodcastOle Miss gear up for the biggest college football game in Mississippi history against Tulane—will Pete Golding and Charlie Weis Jr. guide the Rebels to a historic playoff run? With 13,000 student tickets released and a supercharged atmosphere at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, can Ole Miss break attendance records while dominating on the field?Steven Willis and John Fourcade dissect key matchups, spotlight Trinidad Chambliss’s Heisman-worthy season and Kewan Lacey’s Doak Walker Award finalist status, and examine how new coaching dynamics could shape the Rebels' game plan. Uniform throwbacks, breaking the 70,000-fan barrier, and the tantalizing Sugar Bowl p...
2025-12-0828 min
News Today - SportsGreen Wave Surges: Tulane Clinches AAC Title, Eyes Playoff# Championship Triumph: Tulane Secures AAC Title and Playoff HopesIn this electrifying episode of "News Today: Sports," host Tyler Morgan breaks down Tulane Green Wave's commanding 34-21 victory over North Texas in the American Athletic Conference championship. This wasn't just any win—it was a statement performance that likely propels Tulane into the College Football Playoff conversation as the top Group of 5 contender.The Green Wave showcased a complete team effort with a balanced offensive attack and clutch defensive stands, particularly in the red zone where they repeatedly thwarted North Texas' comeback attempts. Despite the Mean Gr...
2025-12-0607 minNews Today - SportsTulane Takes AAC, Storms Playoff Race with North Texas Win# Championship Surge: Tulane Makes CFP StatementIn the American Athletic Conference championship showdown, Tulane delivered a commanding 34-21 victory over North Texas that resonates far beyond conference hardware. The Green Wave showcased playoff-caliber execution, balancing disciplined offense with timely defensive stops that frustrated North Texas' explosive attack.What makes this win particularly significant is how Tulane handled the pressure of playoff implications. Rather than merely surviving, they controlled the game's tempo and identity, forcing North Texas to play on their terms. This victory strengthens Tulane's case as the premier Group of 5 representative and potentially more, depending...
2025-12-0607 minNews Today - SportsTulane Rides Championship Wave into CFP Conversation# Championship Dreams Realized: Tulane Claims AAC TitleIn a commanding performance that blended championship poise with playoff-worthy execution, Tulane defeated North Texas 34-21 to claim the American Athletic Conference crown. The Green Wave controlled tempo throughout, answering every North Texas surge with composed, methodical drives that showcased their balanced attack.Tulane's front seven disrupted North Texas' typically explosive offense, while their quarterback masterfully distributed the ball to keep chains moving on critical third downs. When momentum threatened to shift, Tulane responded with clock-eating possessions that quieted upset talk and demonstrated the composure of a program ready...
2025-12-0606 min
Loops der Radsport Podcast#9 Tulane rides hard (with Dylan Lucia)🎙️ Tulane rides hard — this week with Dylan Lucia!🚴♂️ Dylan is the President of Tulane Cycling & Triathlon, and he’s managed to quadruple the team’s membership in just one year 🔥 — opening the door for countless students to discover cycling and triathlon 💪🏽We talked about⚙️ the training and equipment opportunities the club offers,🎯 Dylan’s vision and goals for the team,and 🤝 the role sponsors play in supporting their success.It’s safe to say — Tulane rides hard this week! 💜💚A must-listen episode full of motivation, team spirit, and passion for the sport.The mail for contact: dlu...
2025-11-0536 min
The Next RoundTulane’s Jon Sumrall on the Green Wave’s Grit, Culture Building, and College Football Coaching MovesTulane Football Head Coach Jon Sumrall joins The Next Round to discuss the Green Wave’s 2025 season, why every Tulane game seems to go down to the wire, and how his team continues to find ways to win. Coach Sumrall also shares insights into his coaching philosophy, including lessons he’s taken from coaching greats like Nick Saban, and his thoughts on the fast-spinning college football coaching carousel.
The conversation dives deep into leadership, player development, and the mindset that’s helped Tulane Football stay among the most consistent programs in the Group of Five...
2025-10-2315 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballMAYOR 9/20/25 - SHOCKER: Ole Miss Run Game POISED to EXPLOIT Tulane's Weakness | Lane Documentary on E60🏈 Quarterback controversy brewing at Ole Miss? Trinidad Chambliss' stellar performance against Arkansas sparks debate!Welcome to Locked on Ole Miss with Steven Willis! Welcome to Locked on Ole Miss with Steven Willis! Get ready for a thrilling preview of Ole Miss vs. Tulane and exclusive insights into Lane Kiffin's upcoming documentary. 🏈📺🔥 Ole Miss aims to dominate Tulane in a high-stakes matchup. Can the Rebels' improved offensive line and dynamic defense secure a convincing win? Steven predicts a 34-17 victory, while guest Tom Vanderford expects a closer 35-21 score.🌟 Trinidad Chambliss: The D2...
2025-09-2024 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballLOOM 9/19/25 - BOLD: Ole Miss Rebels will BLAST Tulane Green Wave | Lane Kiffin's #1 Wish for this team | Picks and Props🏈 Ole Miss set to dominate Tulane with explosive run game and strategic offense!Welcome to Locked on Ole Miss with Steven Willis! Today's episode breaks down the upcoming Ole Miss vs. Tulane showdown.Ole Miss's run game poised to exploit Tulane's leaky defense. Kewan Lacey and Trinidad Chambliss expected to shine. Can Tulane stop the Rebels' ground assault?🔥 Lane Kiffin's offensive vision unveiled: Power running meets vertical passing. Will this balanced attack overwhelm the Green Wave?Key matchups to watch:• Trinidad Chambliss in his second start• Suntarine Perkins pr...
2025-09-1929 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballCRAZY: Tulane has NO IDEA who Lane Kiffin, Ole Miss is STARTING at QBWelcome to Locked on Ole Miss with Steven Willis! 🏈 Ole Miss vs. Tulane showdown: Quarterback mystery, defensive strategies, and game-changing predictions!🔍 Lane Kiffin's QB curveball keeps Tulane guessing. Will it be Trinidad Chambers or Austin Simmons under center? This strategic move could be the key to Ole Miss's offensive success.🌊 Tulane's rise to prominence under Willie Fritz and Jon Sumrall has been nothing short of extraordinary. With 35 wins in recent years and a new stadium, could the Green Wave be eyeing a conference upgrade?🏃♂️ Jake Retzlaff: Tulane's unexpected rushing threat. His record-breaking performance against Duke has O...
2025-09-1829 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballLOOM 9/1725 - WOW: Ole Miss, Trinidad Chambliss in PRIME position to TAKE OVER College Football with BIG DAY vs TulaneWelcome to Locked on Ole Miss with Steven Willis! 🏈 Trinidad Chambliss stuns the college football world with a jaw-dropping performance against Arkansas. Can he lead the Rebels to victory over Tulane? 🌊🔥 Chambliss's 353-yard, 3-touchdown showcase earns him Maxwell Player of the Week honors. Ole Miss fans, get ready for a potential quarterback shakeup!🏆 Keys to conquering Tulane: Contain Jake Retzlaff's run game, stick to the Chambliss-centered plan, and play mistake-free football. Will the Rebels rise to the challenge?💪 Linebacker JaMichael Garrett commits to Ole Miss, bringing "twitchy" talent to the defense. Is this the start of a...
2025-09-1728 min
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballLOOM 9/15/25 - BOGUS: I don't BELIEVE Lane Kiffin saying Austin Simmons will start vs TULANE| Ole Miss PodcastWelcome to Locked On Ole Miss with Steven Willis! 🏈 Is Lane Kiffin bluffing about Austin Simmons starting against Tulane? 🤔🔥 Quarterback Controversy: Willis dissects Kiffin's vague comments, suggesting Trinidad Chambliss might be the real starter. Chambliss's dual-threat capabilities could be the key to unlocking Ole Miss's offense against Tulane's defense.🏃♂️ Offensive Strategy: Establishing the run game early and utilizing short passes to draw up Tulane's safeties. Will Ole Miss employ 22 or 12 formations to create mismatches?⚠️ Trap Game Alert: Ole Miss faces a potential landmine against a well-coached Tulane team. Can the Rebels avoid beating themselves with penalt...
2025-09-1627 min
The College Football ExperienceTulane Green Wave 2025 Team Preview (Ep. 1970)The College Football Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network continues its 136 college football team preview series with the Tulane Green Wave 2025 Season Preview. Pick Dundee aka (@TheColbyD) & Ryan McIntyre (@Moneyline_Mac) break down every game on the Green Wave's schedule and key in on their upcoming season. How big of impact will Jake Retzlaff have at QB for the Green Wave? Will Tulane miss Darian Mensah or will they make it back to the AAC Championship regardless? We talk it all and more on this 2025 Tulane Green Wave edition of The College Football Experience.
2025-08-1853 min
NOLA History GuyPodcast 59 – Tulane and CarrolltonUnpacking the busiest corner in Mid-City: Tulane and Carrollton.
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The corner of Tulane and Carrolton connected Mid-City to Uptown and Metairie.
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Tulane and Carrollton in 1947. The photographer stands on Tulane Avenue, looking west. The streetcar tracks curve over to S. Carrollton Avenue here, for the Tulane and St. Charles Belt lines.
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Mayor Morrison and the “Miracle Mile”
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2025-06-231h 07
What's Up with The Wave?The Future of Charity Hospital (5/2/2025)In this episode, we talk with Investigative news editor Lillian Foster about the trust fund battle impacting Charity Hopsital and Tulane, and staff writer Lia Prados about the gender gap in the Tulane student population.Credits:Podcast Editor - Arya GlennAssociate Podcast Editors - Lauren Kanter, Ellie Mccusker Digital Director - Katherine DawsonEditor-In-Chief - Ian Faul Charity Hospital Interviewee, Investigative News Editor - Lillian FosterGender Gap Interviewee, Staff Writer - Lia Prados Sound Effects - ...
2025-05-0210 minWhat's Up with The Wave?What's up with the hiring freeze? (4/25/2025)In this episode, associate podcast editor Ellie McCusker talks with Cassidy Meehan about the impacts of the federal hiring freeze on veterans, VA employees, and Tulane students. Credits:Podcast Editor - Arya GlennAssociate Podcast Editors - Lauren Kanter, Ellie Mccusker Digital Director - Katherine DawsonEditor-In-Chief - Ian Faul Sea against shore in secret cove - crete by HighPeakEmma -- https://freesound.org/s/641110/ -- License: Creative Commons 0
2025-04-2504 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Tulane cracks down on protestors (3/31/2025)In this episode, we talk with Breaking News Editor Lindsay Ruhl about Tulane’s actions towards student protestors, and Investigative News Editor Lillian Foster about the dissolution of Tulane’s Office of Gender and Sexual Diversity. Podcast Editor - Arya GlennAssociate Podcast Editors - Lauren Kanter and Ellie McCusker Digital Director - Katherine DawsonEditor-In-Chief - Ian Faul OGSD Interviewee - Lillian FosterProtestors Interviewee - Lindsay RuhlSound Effects : Sea against shore in secret cove - crete...
2025-03-3113 min
BIO from the BAYOU: Build Your Biotech Network with Key Opinion Leaders and InvestorsEpisode 79: Unlocking Startup Success in Biotech and AI with the Tulane Ventures FundAre you an entrepreneur or researcher looking for funding to bring your innovation to life?
In this episode, host James Zanewicz, JD, LLM, RTTP, sits down with Kimberly Gramm, PhD, MBA, Chief Innovation and Entrepreneurship Officer at the Tulane University Innovation Institute, to explore the transformative power of the Tulane Ventures Fund. Designed to bridge funding gaps for startups in healthcare, AI/technology, and climate innovation, this initiative is driving innovation and economic growth across Louisiana and the Gulf South.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
How the Tulane Ventures Fund is fueling biotech, AI, and climate innovation.
Th...
2025-03-2626 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Don't Judge a Book(Fest) By Its Cover (3/21/2025)In this episode, we get an overview of the upcoming 2025 New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University from staff writer Rachel Hurt. We discuss new programming, notable authors, opening night events, and more!The New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University runs from March 27-29th, 2025. Students are encouraged to register online at https://bookfest.tulane.edu/register and can attend all programming for free.Credits:Podcast Editor - Arya GlennAssociate Podcast Editors - Lauren Kanter, Ellie Mccusker Digital Director - Katherine D...
2025-03-2107 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Dear Colleague...What does this mean for Tulane EDI? (3/19/2025)In this episode, we cover the recent renaming of the Tulane University Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion and the Trump administration actions that caused it. We also dive into what other repercussions Trump's "Dear Colleague" letter could have on the university and its students.Credits:Podcast Editor - Arya GlennAssociate Podcast Editor - Lauren KanterDigital Director - Katherine DawsonEditor-In-Chief - Ian FaulInterviewees - Olivia Warren and Lindsay RuhlSound Effects:Sea against...
2025-03-1911 minBIO from the BAYOU: Build Your Biotech Network with Key Opinion Leaders and InvestorsEpisode 78: Unleashing Innovation at Tulane’s Research, Innovation, and Creativity Summit 2025What happens when you bring together world-class researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors to spark innovation?
Host James Zanewicz, JD, LLM, RTTP, is joined by key opinion leader Kimberly Gramm, PhD, MBA, Chief Innovation and Entrepreneurship Officer at Tulane University, and keynote speaker Greg Buchert, MD, MPH, a Tulane alum and CEO of Makani Science. Together, they dive into the 2025 Tulane University Research, Innovation, and Creativity Summit (TRICS), an event designed to connect researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors in shaping the future of innovation - happening April 8-10 at the Historic Civic Theater in New Orleans.
In this episode, you’ll di...
2025-03-1922 min
Harris 2024 News and Info Tracker"Tulane Student Group's Silence on Kamala Harris 2024 Bid Raises Eyebrows"In an era of heightened political engagement and activism on college campuses, the student movement at Tulane University has recently come under scrutiny. Specifically, the Tulane University Students for Democratic Society (TU SDS) have faced criticism for their lack of advocacy for Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. This oversight raises questions about the group's priorities and the political landscape of youth activism.Kamala Harris, elected as the first female Vice President of the United States, also holds the distinction of being the first African American and Asian American to hold the office. Her historic...
2025-03-1303 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Be Our Valentine! (2/14/2025)In this episode, we talk about the LCMC nurses strike and a recent event on Tulane’s campus about the importance of STI prevention and sex education. Credits:Podcast Editor - Arya GlennDigital Director - Katherine DawsonEditor-In-Chief - Ian Faul LCMC Nurse’s Strike Interview - Cameron YoungSexual Health and STI Prevention Event Interview - Ellie CowenSound Effects:Sea against shore in secret cove - crete by HighPeakEmma -- https://freesound.org/s/641110/ -- License: Creative Commo...
2025-02-1408 minBIO from the BAYOU: Build Your Biotech Network with Key Opinion Leaders and InvestorsEpisode 73: The Future of Medicine and Biotech at Tulane (Part 1)How are researchers at Tulane University School of Medicine tackling some of the world’s most pressing health challenges?
In this episode, host Elaine Hamm, PhD, sits down with Alexis Ducote, PhD, Business Development Associate at Tulane Medicine, to explore the latest medical innovations emerging from Tulane’s research labs. From groundbreaking tuberculosis detection methods to advancements in triple-negative breast cancer research, this conversation dives deep into the intersection of cutting-edge science and real-world impact.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
The significant link between tuberculosis and HIV, and how dual-diagnostic testing could transform global healthcare.
The latest resear...
2025-02-1212 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Commons Dish Belt ≠ Black Hole (11/22/2024)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk President-Elect Trump’s plans for Louisiana, the Tulane Future of Energy Forum, and the Wipe Out Waste Initiative.
Podcast Editor – Jessica Clute
Associate Podcast Editor – Arya Glenn
Digital Director - Katherine Dawson
Editor In Chief – Ian Faul
Contributing Writers –
Lillian Foster, Ryann Goldberg, and Olivia Warren, “What Trump’s next presidency mean for Louisiana”
Maya Shields, “Tulane hosts industry leaders at Future of Energy Forum”
Ma Cazsandra Joy Dante, “Tulane Hospitality t...
2024-11-2306 minWhat's Up with The Wave?WUWTW: Spooky Edition (11/1/2024)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk a referendum on the Louisiana ballot, election polling at Tulane, the economic impact of Taylor Swift, and fast fashion and Halloween.
Podcast Editor – Jessica Clute
Associate Podcast Editor – Arya Glenn
Digital Director - Katherine Dawson
Editor In Chief – Ian Faul
Contributing Writers –
Olivia Warren, Ryann Goldberg, Lillian Foster, Erin Mallow, “Tulane students await Tuesday, galvanized by progressive issues"
Cassidy Meehan, “Funding for Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund on Louisiana ballot this Tuesday"
2024-11-0209 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Podcasting for President (10/18/2024)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk Louisiana Education budget cuts, the SOAR vigil for Palestinian Lives, the hurricane season thus far, Kamala Harris’ appearance on Call Her Daddy, and the Tulane women’s volleyball team.
Podcast Editor – Jessica Clute
Associate Podcast Editor – Arya Glenn
Digital Director - Katherine Dawson
Editor In Chief – Ian Faul
Contributing Writers –
Bryce Oufnac, “Louisiana faces possible budget cuts up to $250 million”
Maya Shields, “Students Organizing Against Racism host vigil for Palestinian lives”
Sophi...
2024-10-1807 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Oct. 7 Anniversary (10/11/2024)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk about the one year anniversary of October 7th, the Leah Chase School, students volunteering with the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana, rising cases of Mpox in the DRC, and the Tulane-UAB football game.
Podcast Editor – Jessica Clute
Associate Podcast Editor – Arya Glenn
Digital Director - Katherine Dawson
Editor In Chief – Ian Faul
Contributing Writers –
Olivia Warren, Lillian Foster, and Cameron Young, “Oct. 7 at Tulane: Memorials, protests represent campus divide”
Gretchen Deutsch,“Non-char...
2024-10-1107 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Need a break from midterms? (10/7/24)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk the classification of mifepristone and misoprostol as controlled substances, the Governor’s executive order on campus free speech, Hispanic Heritage month and how to celebrate, Tulane’s new Language Virtual Reality Club, and the Tulane Athletics 2024 Hall of Fame inductees.
Podcast Editor – Jessica Clute
Associate Podcast Editor – Arya Glenn
Digital Director - Katherine Dawson
Editor In Chief – Ian Faul
Contributing Writers –
Olivia Warren, Lillian Foster & Sami Gitlin, “Louisiana is first state to mark mifepristone and...
2024-10-0708 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Pro-Palestinian Protestors Acquitted (9/27/2024)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk pro-Palestinian protestors’ acquittal, the upcoming NOLAxNOLA showcase, the first commercial space walk, TEMS call stats, and the upcoming Tulane football game.
2024-09-2707 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Raining (and adopting) cats and dogs (9/20/2024)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk hurricane fosters, the largest donation in Tulane’s history, disability access at Tulane, Kendrick Lamar as Super Bowl halftime headliner, and the Saint’s dominant start to the season.
Podcast Editor – Jessica Clute
Associate Podcast Editor – Arya Glenn
Digital Director - Katherine Dawson
Editor In Chief – Ian Faul
Contributing Writers –
Olivia Warren and Sophie Borislow, “Tulane students help set animal-fostering record during Hurricane Francine”
Ian Faul, “Tulane School of Public Health a...
2024-09-2007 min
Locked On Sun Belt - Daily Podcast On Sun Belt Conference Football & BasketballCan the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Outlast the Tulane Green Wave in the Upcoming Showdown?Can the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Outlast the Tulane Green Wave in the Upcoming Showdown?Can Tulane Green Wave's resilience turn the tide against Louisiana? After close losses to Kansas State and Oklahoma, the Tulane Green Wave football team is showing grit and determination. With Darian Mensah leading as the starting quarterback, thanks to his poise and quick decision-making, Tulane is poised for a comeback.This episode explores John Sumrall's transformative coaching style, which brings a personal touch to the team, and highlights the strength of Tulane's defense, particularly the improving pass rush and standout linebackers...
2024-09-1832 minBIO from the BAYOU: Build Your Biotech Network with Key Opinion Leaders and InvestorsEpisode 53: Advancing Biotech at Tulane with Key Opinion Leaders Alexis Ducote and Elaine HammInterested in how you can engage with groundbreaking biotech research from leaders in the field?
In this episode, Alexis Ducote, PhD, Business Development Associate, and Elaine Hamm, PhD, Executive in Residence, both at Tulane University School of Medicine, join host James Zanewicz, JD, LLM, RTTP, to discuss several innovative technologies and research strengths at Tulane Medicine. From advancements in pain management and anatomy to groundbreaking studies on sex-differences and neurological diseases, the conversation dives deep into how Tulane is driving biotech forward.
In this episode, you'll discover:
How Tulane's research is impacting the fields of pain management, anatomy...
2024-09-1819 minWhat's Up with The Wave?Rain or Shine it's WUWTW Time (9/6/2024)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk Gov. Landry’s ban of critical race theory in schools, the national measles uptick, student and administrative sustainability initiatives at Tulane, and last week’s Green Wave football game.
Tune in every Friday for weekly news updates. What's Up with The Wave? is made in collaboration with the Tulane Hullabaloo.
Podcast Editor – Jessica Clute
Associate Podcast Editor – Arya Glenn
Digital Director - Katherine Dawson
Editor In Chief – Ian Faul
Contributing Writ...
2024-09-0606 minWhat's Up with The Wave?We’re So Back (8/30/2024)In today’s episode of What’s Up with The Wave?, we talk pro-choice voters in Louisiana, Angola prison conditions, Chappell Roan’s press statement, Tulane’s TIERA program, and the Saints preseason finale.
Tune in every Friday for weekly news updates. What's Up with The Wave? is made in collaboration with the Tulane Hullabaloo.
Podcast Editor – Jessica Clute
Associate Podcast Editor – Arya Glenn
Digital Director - Katherine Dawson
Editor In Chief – Ian Faul
Contributing Writers –
Bryce Oufnac (“Pro-choice voters increase in Louisia...
2024-08-3104 min
The College Football ExperienceTulane Green Wave 2024 Team Preview (Ep. 1712)The College Football Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network continues its 134 college football team preview series with the Tulane Green Wave 2024 Season Preview. Pick Dundee aka (@TheColbyD) & Patty C (@PattyC831) break down the upcoming Tulane Green Wave offense, defense and special teams and key in on every game on the 2024 Tulane schedule. How big of a loss was Willie Fritz leaving for the Houston Cougars? Did the Tulane Green Wave hit a home run when they landed Jon Sumrall from Troy? How will it be replacing Michael Pratt?Is Ty Thompson or Kai Horton the...
2024-08-2351 minBIO from the BAYOU: Build Your Biotech Network with Key Opinion Leaders and InvestorsEpisode 45: Revolutionizing Business Development and Corporate Engagement at Tulane Medicine with Key Opinion Leader James Zanewicz (RE-RELEASE)What sets Tulane's business development efforts apart in the competitive field of medical research and corporate partnerships?
In this episode, we explore the innovative business development strategies at Tulane with James Zanewicz, JD, LLM, RTTP, Chief Strategy Officer at Tulane School of Medicine and the Tulane National Primate Research Center. Hosted by Elaine Hamm, PhD, this episode offers an insider’s look at how Tulane Medicine fosters impactful corporate engagement and the tangible returns on investment they achieve.
In this episode, you'll discover:
The unique aspects of Tulane's business development approach and how they drive success.
Specific examples of...
2024-07-2421 minBIO from the BAYOU: Build Your Biotech Network with Key Opinion Leaders and InvestorsEpisode 43: The Importance of Sex-Based Medicine - Tulane Center of Excellence in Sex-Based Biology and Medicine with Key Opinion Leader Franck Mauvais-Jarvis (RE-RELEASE)Have you ever wondered how sex-based differences can impact medical research and treatment outcomes?
In this episode, we explore the critical role of sex-based medicine with our special guest, Franck Mauvais-Jarvis, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine at Tulane University School of Medicine. Hosted by Elaine Hamm, PhD, this episode reveals why it's essential to consider sex differences in medical research and treatment design, highlighting the groundbreaking work being done at the Tulane Center of Excellence in Sex-Based Biology and Medicine.
In this episode, you'll discover:
The significance of appropriately considering sex in medical research and the impact on...
2024-07-1017 min
TTalk: Beyond the FieldTTalk with Mashandra HallImagine growing up with a life filled with ballet, gymnastics, and piano lessons, only to discover your true calling is the competitive world of track and basketball. That's the story of Mashandra Hall a dynamic Tulane Hall of Famer, who joins us to share her incredible journey from Memphis to collegiate sports stardom. She tackles the contentious issue of youth sports specialization, leveraging both personal anecdotes and professional insights to weigh the pros and cons. Join us for an inspiring conversation that underscores the importance of following one's dreams, the impact of educators, the legacy of strict f...
2024-07-051h 16
TTalk: Beyond the FieldTTalk with Michael ChristianIn this episode, we chart the evolution of a high school phenom into a junior college standout at Delgado and shares the camaraderie and growth that propelled him to Tulane University and the Posse. With a life as vibrant as a game-winning buzzer-beater, Michael Christian opens up about his international upbringing, the formative influence of his Air Force father, and the pivotal encounters with future NBA legends that defined his early years.Feel the heartbeat of those fierce NCAA games, where rivalries were as intense as the Southern heat, and the weight of a coach's expectations could...
2024-05-171h 39
Admissions Straight TalkTulane Medical School: How to Get In [Episode 569]Show SummaryWould you like to apply to Tulane University School of Medicine, but are you concerned about the intense competition for seats? Its Director of Admissions, Dr. Mike Woodson, is our guest today, and he'll tell you what it takes to get in. Dr. Woodson discusses the unique aspects of Tulane's medical program, including its focus on healing communities and its integration of nursing students into the curriculum. He emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and authenticity in the application process and advises applicants to stop comparing themselves to others.Show NotesWelcome to the 569th episode of Admissions Straight Talk. Thanks...
2024-04-0249 min
TTalk: Beyond the FieldHow the Wave Rolls: Navigating Muddy Waters from Stephen Martin to the Cotton Bowl EP1We gathered to honor legends like Harold Sylvester, Charlie Hall, John Washington, Sharon Hill, and the enduring legacy of Stephen Martin Sr., whose stories of triumph and challenges during Black Alumni Weekend left us in awe. They, along with current student-athlete Sincere Haynesworth, peeled back layers of history, revealing the raw and real adjustments they faced in the realms of race, culture, and education. These conversations were an emotional homage to the spirit of resilience and the pursuit of equity in the athletic world, reminding us that the playing field is far more than just a piece of turf.
2024-03-202h 05
TTalk: Beyond the FieldTTalk with Larry RouteLarry Route, a Covington, Louisiana native and former Tulane All-American football standout, shares his amazing story. Larry suffered a broken neck in high school, but he battled back from what could have been a career ending injury and convinced his mother to allow him back onto the field. Larry's exceptional talent caught the eye of renowned coach Lou Holtz, leading to a tough decision between Tulane and Arkansas. Larry chose to stay close to home so his mom could see him play.Larry found himself in a unique College environment. Things were changing; Tulane was no longer p...
2024-03-1347 min
FOCUSEpisode 702: Simplifying International Payments with Tulane UniversityGuiding international students through account payments can be tricky. With currency exchange rates constantly changing, it can be difficult for students to be confident that they are paying the correct amount. On this episode of FOCUS, Mike Pilman, System Administrator for the Account Receivables Office at Tulane University, joins us to give insight on how Tulane works with TouchNet and TransferMate to simplify payments for international students while improving administrative processes for their staff and protecting the institution against fraud.
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Tulane University was founded in 1834 in New Orleans as the Medical College of Louisiana...
2023-09-1930 min
The College Football ExperienceTulane Green Wave 2023 Season Preview (Ep. 1394)The College Football Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network continues its 133 college football team preview series with the Tulane Green Wave 2023 Season Preview. Pick Dundee aka (@TheColbyD) & Patty C (@PattyC831) break down every single game on the Tulane Green Wave football schedule and key in on their toughest matchups of the 2023 season. The guys also evaluate the Green Wave's upcoming offense, defense and special teams and make note of what Tulane did in the transfer portal during the offseason. Can Willie Fritz and the Tulane Green Wave win back to back AAC Championships? Will the Green Wave...
2023-08-2139 min
Cover 1 | FantasyRookie RB Tyjae Spears (Tulane) - Best Kept Secret? - EP123RB Tyjae Spears (Tulane) Scouting Report – BEST KEPT SECRET RB? - NFL Rookie Player GradesWith the 2023 NFL DRAFT ready to kickoff in a couple weeks, what better time then to dive back into the Lab and do some film study on one of the TOP NFL DRAFT PICKS in this 2023 NFL Draft. Here we have RB Tyjae Spears (Tulane), who could be a Super Star in the making! RB Tyjae Spears (Tulane) is one of the better players in this draft class and the college film confirms that. Loaded with talent, could RB Tyjae Spears (Tulane) be a...
2023-04-1916 min
Anti-Racism and the DisciplinesAnti-Racism and EconomicsWhat do people study when they study economics? How has studying economics changed in the last 200 years? Why aren’t students learning about this history? And how is the women’s liberation movement related to racial justice in economics? Join host Dean Brian Edwards and Gary Hoover, Professor of Economics and Executive Director of the Murphy Institute at Tulane University, as they discuss these questions and more in this episode of Anti-Racism and the Disciplines.Timestamps:[00:52 - 03:47] What is economics? When does it emerge as a field?[03:47 - 05:24] How important is the history of e...
2023-03-2133 min
Anti-Racism and the DisciplinesAnti-Racism and the Disciplines: TrailerWhere do college majors come from? Where are they headed?Anti-Racism and the Disciplines is a podcast miniseries that answers these questions by exploring the social, political, and cultural forces that helped shape the liberal arts as we know them today, and by advancing ideas for more equitable and welcoming practices in higher education.Host Brian Edwards, Dean of the School of Liberal Arts at Tulane University, interviews leading Black scholars to examine the complex histories of the disciplines in the liberal arts and to reimagine the kind of anti-racist scholarship and teaching that the...
2023-03-0802 min
The Utility Vegetation Management Podcast02 | Tulane's Utility Vegetation Management Initiative (UVMI), Larry Kahn, Visiting Research Fellow, Tulane University Law School **CEUs Available**** 1 CEU credit from the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) available to Utility Arborist Association members. Complete the questionnaire on the UAA website here. **For decades, the UVM industry has been supported by several organizations known to us all. A short list of those groups includes the UAA, ISA, EEI, Arbor Day, CEATI and EPRI. In this podcast, we speak to a new academically-centered organization, housed at Tulane University Law School, that is also focused on UVM related issues. Going forward in time, Tulane’s Utility Vegetation Management Initiative (UVMI) will have a pivotal role in shaping the my...
2021-10-1156 min
AUTM on the AirThe Agile Mindset of the Office of Research Business Development at Tulane UniversityWelcome to another episode of Tech Transfer IP. Today I am pleased to speak with Claiborne “Clay” Christian. Clay is a Business Development Officer for Tulane University. He focuses on establishing and facilitating collaborations involving research at Tulane and industry, venture capital, and other external partners, ensuring that all parties have an optimal enterprise experience.Clay received a bachelor’s degree in classics and classical language, literature, and linguistics, with a minor in biology from Hendrix College and a Ph.D. in biomedical sciences from Tulane University. In addition, Clay did a postdoctoral fellowship at St. Jude Childr...
2021-06-1638 min
Hello From the PluriverseS1: Ep29: Hello From the Pluriverse: Laura MurphyDr. Laura Murphy is the Associate Director of Research and Scholarship at the Phyllis M. Taylor Center for Social Innovation and Design Thinking at Tulane University. She is also a professor in the Global Community Health and Behavioral Sciences department teaching critical development theory at the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. Dr. Murphy has spearheaded several design thinking workshops and training classes during her time at Tulane, like the Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship (SISE) minor, SISE 2010 Design thinking course, SISE 4050 Senior seminar course, and the "Fast 48" Weekend bootcamp. Dr. Murphy is constantly thinking about her students a...
2021-05-0622 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep25: Hello From the Pluriverse: Mallie FaughnanDr. Maille Faughnan is an instructor for the Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship Minor Program at Tulane University and is a research fellow at the Phyllis M. Taylor Center. At the Taylor Center she also does community outreach programming and helps with the scholarship initiatives at the center. Dr. Faughnan has collaborated on local and international research projects, from New Orleans to Central America to East Africa, spanning topics like gender and social entrepreneurship, cultural development, design thinking for reproductive health, and the diffusion of design-thinking through capacity building.
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2021-05-0436 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep21: Hello From the Pluriverse: Julia LangJulia Lang is the Assistant Director for Career Education at the Phyllis M. Taylor Center at Tulane University. She leads two major programs here: "Taylor your life" and the Changemaker Institute. Julia is all about teaching students to embrace a design thinking mindset towards your work and your life. A design thinking mindset has not only been used by Julia in her programs, but also in her life; showing just how design thinking can help designers and non-designers to re-examine and restructure your life.
Connect with Julia Lang:
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2021-04-2322 min
GeoLatinas por el MundoCarolina Hurtado Pulido (Asistente de Enseñanza, Universidad de Tulane, EE. UU.)¡Hola! Esta semana conversamos con Carolina Hurtado Pulido (@Carolinah0308 en Twitter) sobre su experiencia con el financiamiento durante su postgrado en la Universidad de Tulane, Nueva Orleans, EE. UU.. Carolina obtuvo su título como ingeniera Catastral y Geodesta de la Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas, Colombia en el 2018. Durante su pregrado fue pasante en la Secretaría Distrital de planeación de Bogotá en el departamento de cartografía. En colaboración con 3 estudiantes de la carrera formó parte de la elaboración de las monografías de las localidades de Bogotá – vigencia 2017. Actualmente cursa el segundo año de doctora...
2021-04-2323 min
Tulane Chi AlphaEternal Life Now - Live BoldlyMark Shreve (Tulane, 22) and Matt DeGier celebrate the resurrection and the gift of a forever kind of life in this message. How can the idea of living forever be really good news and what relevance does it have for us today? How do we access the abundant life Jesus said he came to bring and the "more than you can ask or think" kind of relationship with God that St. Paul wrote about?
2021-04-0722 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep13: Hello From the Pluriverse: Rebecca Otten"Whatever the thing is, it doesn't have to be perfect."
Rebecca Otten is a Professor of Practice and the Director of Strategy & Engagement at the Taylor Center. She facilitates the Taylor Center’s field leadership, campus and community partnerships, and program assessment. She also teaches "Introduction to Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship” as well as “Cultivate your Inner Changemaker" and works with GrowDat Youth Farms, a local organization that nurtures a diverse group of young leaders through the meaningful work of growing food.
Connect with Rebecca:
LinkedIn
Tulane School of...
2021-04-0224 minTulane Chi AlphaGetting Ready for EasterWhy the sacrifice of Jesus and what do we do with that reality?Morgan Smith and Chelsea Kilgore (Tulane '24) remind us that "God stinkin' loves you!"
2021-03-3030 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep9: Hello From the Pluriverse: Rafe SteinhurRafe Steinhauer is a design educator and a designer. Currently he is a visiting assistant professor at Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth, but he has also been a visiting assistant professor with the Phyllis M. Taylor Center for Social Innovation and Design Thinking at Tulane University in New Orleans and a lecturer at Princeton University. Introduced to design thinking in his graduate studies, Rafe has incorporated it into his classes to help his students experience the type of growth he had when he first learned about design thinking. Design educator is not the only role Rafe plays though; community design...
2021-03-261h 01Tulane Chi AlphaHard Things: Repentance (message from Connect)True repentance produces a change in the way we live and even the way we think.Mikala Nellum (Tulane class of 2022) with Matt DeGier share this final installment of our Hard Things series with Jonah and some specific instructions from Hosea and Joel (and Jesus).
2021-03-2319 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep5: Hello from the Pluriverse: Jose CottoJose Cotto is the Collaborative Design Project Manager at the Tulane School of Architecture Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design. Among his many responsibilities in the Small Center, he works on various design projects, fosters partnerships with Tulane University departments and community stakeholders, and leads a seminar course on public space in New Orleans, guiding Tulane students as they explore the connections between our created environment and social dynamics.
In this interview, we learned that Cotto comes from Worcester, Massachusetts. Specifically speaking, he grew up in Great Brook Valley, a small housing project. Cotto emphasizes t...
2021-02-1253 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep4: Hello from the Pluriverse: Maria RogalMaria Rogal is currently a professor of design at The University of Florida and her work spans disciplines, applications, and place. Her upbringing, education, and experiences have all been diverse, enriching, and make her the conscientious designer she is today. Always cognizant of visual language and environmental print, Rogal found her passion in design from the language barrier of growing up outside the United States. Moving from places ranging from Laos to Peru to Liberia, Rogal needed to be aware of the signs to maneuver around these different cultures and landscapes. When she returned to the United States for c...
2021-02-0546 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep3: Hello from the Pluriverse: Omari SouzaOmari Souza is a professor of design and design research at Texas State University. Professor Souza was born in the Bronx, New York as a first-generation American and Jamaican descent. Professor Souza graduated from Kent State University as a first-generation college graduate with a Masters of Fine Arts in Design.
Professor Souza's research primarily revolves around what classes and majors students of color prefer and why. He then used this research to discover what the design industry can do to attract more students of color. In his research, Professor Souza found that students of color pr...
2021-01-2941 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep2: Hello from the Pluriverse: Ann YoachimAnn Yoachim joins us for a cheerful, enthusiastic, and passionate conversation. The energy Ann brings to this interview is surely indicative of the energy she brings to her role as director of Tulane's Small Center of Collaborative Design. Reflecting on the creative process, our nonlinear conversation sparked a powerful exploration of identity, impact design, and design as a coalition builder.
Ann was born and raised in Northern Pennsylvania, right near the New York state border. Though she didn't realize it until later, her rural roots forged her interest in people and their relationship to place related to...
2021-01-2241 minHello From the PluriverseS1: Ep1: Hello from the Pluriverse: Tanya Marie Williams-RhuleIn this first ever episode of the Hello from The Pluriverse Podcast, we interview Tanya Marie Williams-Rhule, an independent designer and brand consultant and the executive Designer of Designer Island, an online publication curating contemporary Caribbean culture. To Tanya Marie, design is so much more than designing for the project and the need, it is about communicating and listening.
Born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago, Tanya Marie's identity is not only rooted in her upbringing in the Caribbean but also the work she does to explore the "Caribbean aesthetic" and expand it past the limited definitions it...
2020-12-1648 min
Cruisin JamsInterview with Denise Frazier and Maura Sullivan about Tulane's Third Annual Indigenous symposiumInterview with Denise Frazier and Maura Sullivan about the third annual Tulane Indigenous symposium--NOW POSTPONED TO MARCH 2021.
https://www.tunicabiloxi.org/third-annual-new-orleans-center-for-the-gulf-south-indigenous-symposium/
(from Tulane bios)
Denise Frazier is assistant director of the New Orleans Center for the Gulf South. A scholar, educator, violinist, and Gulf South native, she describes herself as “fascinated by this region,” and “enthusiastic to work with other people who are excited to discuss it as well and put it in a larger and more global context.” Denise earned her Master’s and PhD in Latin American Studies from Tulane, and now serves on the program committee of Tulane’...
2020-03-1821 min
The Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsAuburn Football Defeats Tulane: First Home Game (2019)Auburn football defeats Tulane again in the final seconds.
Auburn football defeats Tulane 24-6! A podcast with cohosts AJ Richardson and Ben King as review the second game of the 2019 season against AAC opponent, the Tulane Green Wave. The Tigers open up the home stand for the season with a win in a somewhat frustrating fashion. The offense struggled at times, while the defense continued to display while it is so highly regarded. Couple that with a few injuries to key players and the first game at home was less than ideal. The guys share their opinions of all the...
2019-09-0952 min
The Auburn Experience | E2C Network PodcastsAuburn Football vs. Tulane Preview (2019)Auburn football vs Tulane will open the home stand for the Tigers
Auburn football vs Tulane (2019) preview podcast! Cohosts AJ Richardson and Ben King preview the second game of the 2019 season against AAC opponent, the Tulane Green Wave. Auburn's first home game of the season comes with a traditionally smaller school coming to earn some money and, hopefully, take a loss. A white out has been requested of the fans by the football team, but will they respond? The guys breakdown the potential of the game and offer predictions on the outcome. They also take a look around the SEC...
2019-09-0523 min
The Green RoomThe Green Room: The New Quorum of New OrleansOn Wed., January 13, 2016, the New Orleans Center for the Gulf South at Tulane University will host a panel on music as an agent in the continuing Civil Rights Movement and advancing cultural equity. The discussion will be led by Gianna Chachere, founder of The New Quorum in New Orleans, with Wall Street Journal jazz critic and writer Larry Blumenfeld, avant-garde jazz pioneer Wadada Leo Smith, and long time civil rights pioneer/activist Roxy Wright.
In this episode of The Green Room, we hear from NOGCS director Rebecca Snedeker, Chachere and Blumenfeld about the work and the history of The New...
2016-01-1205 min
The Green RoomThe Green Room: China's one-child policyIn October China reversed its three-decade-old rule restricting women from having more than one child. There was much talk about the decision and the impact that a possible baby boom in the world’s most populous country would have on the world. To answer these questions, The Green Room producers sat down with Martin Dimitrov, associate professor of Political Science and the director of the Asian Studies program at Tulane.
2015-12-1707 min
The Green RoomThe Green Room: Insight from insiders at CELT at Tulane UniversityTulane University’s Center for Engaged Learning and Teaching (CELT) provides theoretical and applied resources, tools and direction to the university community to realize the goal of engaged learning at Tulane. CELT coalesces and serves as a clearinghouse for the university’s engaged learning experiences. Our structure is based on three core areas: Classroom Engagement, Experiential Engagement, and Research Engagement.
2015-12-0308 minThe Green RoomHappy Birthday CopyrightThe song Happy Birthday has a long litigious history datingg back to the 1930s. Every year, people spent millions in royalties to use the song, until a class action law suit was brought challengin whether the owner, Warner/Chappell Music, actually owned the copyright it so aggressively enforced. Elizabeth Townsend-Gard, Tulane School of Law professor specializing in copyright law, discusses the case of Happy Birthday.
2015-11-2008 min
The Green Room3-minute thesis throwdownAn 80,000 word thesis would take nine hours to present.
Their time limit ... three minutes.
That’s the challenge that nine Tulane students face on Wednesday (Nov. 11) from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m. in the Kendall Cram Lecture Hall in the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, at the first-ever 3-Minute Thesis Competition at Tulane University.
Nine graduate students from a wide array of disciplines will compete for a cash prize as well as a People’s Choice Award. The winner of the Tulane event will be sponsored by the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies to compete in the regional 3-Minute Thes...
2015-11-0607 min
The Green RoomThe Green Room: Students bring R&B singer Jeremih to TulaneTulane University Campus Programming (TUCP) has always gone above and beyond in bringing talent and entertainment to Tulane students, and the concerts committee did not disappointed this time around. For the fall 2015 concert, Trey Lopez and Eunice Lee led the committee in bringing Jeremih to Tulane's campus! Jeremih, most known for his songs "Like It," "Planes" and "Don't Tell Em," has had numerous Billboard Top 10 appearances. We had the pleasure of speaking with Trey Lopez, one of the executives of TUCP's concert committee, about what life in TUCP Concerts is like and got a little preview of the performance this...
2015-10-2203 min
The Green RoomThe Green Room: A spooktakular mission for HalloweenWeen Dream is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization that gives free Halloween costumes to children in need.
In this episode of the Green Room, ’Ween Dream founder and CEO Kelsey Meeks, a Tulane University alumna, talks about the spooktacular mission of the New Orleans-based nonprofit that, in just one year, has seen three new chapters form in other states.
In 2014 (its first year), the organization gave costumes to 580 kids in need in seven states. The number has doubled this year.
“We will give away about 1,000 costumes in the next few weeks,” says Meeks. “We received applications from 24 states.”
Meeks, who is a 2010 Tul...
2015-10-1505 min
The Green RoomThe Green Room: A Studio in the Woods opens its gatesIn this episode of the Green Room, we explore the lessons of the forest offered by A Studio in the Woods, a sanctuary located on eight acres of bottomland hardwood forest in lower coast Algiers. (A program of Tulane/Xavier Center for Bioenvironmental Research, A Studio in the Woods is dedicated to preserving the endangered forest and providing within it a peaceful retreat where artists can work uninterrupted.) A Studio in the Woods is celebrating FORESTival, a “festival in the forest” open to the public this Saturday (Oct. 10) from 11 a.m-5 p.m.
The podcast features managing director Ama Rogan and...
2015-10-0607 minThe Green RoomThe Green Room: An insidious threatFor parents, the number one job as it pertains to their children is to keep them safe. From baby-proofing houses to teaching them how to look both ways before crossing the street; it starts before they’re born and continues into adulthood. But, for one member of the Tulane faculty, that wasn’t enough. Despite his best efforts, a threat snuck into his home and harmed his son without he or his wife even knowing it was happening. A call from his son’s doctor alerted Thomas Beller to the issue, and now the assistant professor in the English Department wants...
2015-10-0108 min
The Green RoomThe Green Room: Mike Griffith On Tulane Tech DayMike Griffith is the faculty technology coordinator at Tulane University. In this episode of the Green Room, Mike explains the annual Tech Day that is held at Tulane every fall. This year, it will be on September 24-25 on the downtown and uptown campuses, respectively.
The keynote speaker this year is Jared Bendis, the Creative New Media Officer for Case Western Reserve University. He will discuss pedagogical strategies to create rich media experiences.
Tech Day features academic and technical presentations as well as games and door prizes. Learn about the new trends in technology and education with presentations from Tulane...
2015-09-1003 min