Tulane University News

The Patchwork Players, who are celebrating their 25th year as a theatre troupe for children, rehearse for the upcoming performances of "Pecos Bill: Tall Tales of the Wild West" at the Rogers Chapel.

Urologists treating patients with lower urinary tract symptoms , which suggest benign prostatic hyperplasia , should counsel patients on the increased risk that LUTS/BPH and BPH treatment present for ejaculatory dysfunction, according to a literature review published in the July issue of Urology .

Late last month, I heard a thoughtful economist say reassuring things. These days, it doesn't get much better than that, so I'm here to spread the word.

Deciding where to go for July Fourth festivities was a no-brainer for Rebecca Fisher.

The odds seemed insurmountable: a handful of Tulane University students pitted against paper-products giant Kimberly-Clark. The students, members of Tulane Environmental Action League, wanted Kimberly-Clark toilet paper and hand towels replaced on the Uptown campus.

People who knew Baldwin Wood said he had one great love, his 30 foot vessel called the Nydia .

Michael Aaron Santos, left, is Antipholus of Syracuse, to Ashley Ricord's Courtesan in 'Comedy of Errors' at Tulane.

The owner of a New Orleans T-shirt shop said the grassroots movement to elect actor Brad Pitt as the city's next mayor is sounding less and less crazy.

State Health Secretary Alan Levine, speaking after the Louisiana State University System Board of Supervisors last week rejected a teaching hospital deal he helped negotiate, floated the idea of a medical center that is not legally affiliated with the school at all.

In taking a case involving the NFL's exclusive licensing deal for sports merchandise, the U.S. Supreme Court could go beyond caps and give leagues more leeway in areas such as team relocation, legal scholars said Monday.

For Paul Cravath, Cambodia conjures up images of beauty and death. Cravath, a native of Chatfield, arrived in Cambodia during the 1975 war that is the subject of the film, "The Killing Fields," to conduct research on traditional Cambodian dance theater.

Almost four years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is on the road to recovery.

Toni Orrill grew up along the Gulf coast, from eating seafood at her childhood home in a suburb of New Orleans, to coasting in streetcars along the oak-lined avenues of her college, Tulane University, to carefree weekends spent along the piers near her family beach cottage in the West Bay area of Mississippi, the coastal life captured her young ...

The Crescent City and the fictional setting of HBO's "True Blood" cast similar shadows.

Banks may be less willing to finance takeovers after Credit Suisse Group AG and Deutsche Bank AG agreed to a $1.73 billion settlement of a lawsuit alleging they interfered with the failed leveraged buyout of Huntsman Corp.

Caption: Brad Pitt 2009 Cannes International Film Festival - Day 8 Premiere of 'Inglourious Basterds' - Arrivals Cannes, France .... A top Louisiana scholar has launched an Internet campaign to promote BRAD PITT as the Mayor of his adopted New Orleans.

VIOLET - A St. Bernard Parish toddler has drowned in a swimming pool at the home of a relative.

Labor law firm Ogletree Deakins has brought on two associates from Kiesewetter Wise for its New Orleans, Louisiana labor & employment law practice group.

Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration has suspended acquisition of land for a proposed teaching hospital in New Orleans.

A battle intensified on Monday between LSU and Tulane University over a new teaching hospital in New Orleans, after the LSU System Board of Supervisors proposed a plan that would boost LSU's clout on the hospital's governing board.