Mary Niall Mitchell, professor of history, was featured in the ABC News story “Revisionist History: Division and Hurt Linger Over Confederate Symbols.”
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UNO student-athlete Eric Orze was interviewed live on the Jim Rome Show on the CBS Sports Network about being selected by the New York Mets in the Major League Baseball draft.
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Keeshawn Davenport, head women’s basketball coach, was interviewed on the WGNO Sportszone about her receiving the Eddie Robinson Award from the Allstate Sugar Bowl.
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President John Nicklow was featured in the WDSU-TV story “UNO’s President Announces Juneteenth As Official Holiday.”
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Steve Masakowski, professor of music, and UNO alumna Sasha Masakowski were featured in the Voice of America story “Jazz Deepens Bond Between Father and Daughter.”
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UNO student-athlete Eric Orze was featured in the mlb.com story “‘Night and Day’ Difference for Orze Post-Cancer.
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Mary Niall Mitchell, professor of history, and Connie Atkinson, associate professor of history, were quoted in The Gambit story “New Orleanians’ Stories of the Pandemic Era Are Documented in A Journal of a Plague Year Project.”
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Tara Tolford, research associate with the UNO Transportation Institute, was quoted in the WWL.com story “UNO Seeking Input on Potential NOLA to BR Passenger Rail.”
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Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM by Tommy Tucker about the New Orleans drainage system.
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Gregory Price, professor of economics and finance, was quoted in the USA Today story “Historically Black Colleges Fight for Survival, Reopening Amid Coronavirus Pandemic.”
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Tara Tolford, research associate with the UNO Transportation Institute, was quoted in the Baton Rouge Advocate story “Would You Use It? New Survey Examines Possible Railway Connecting Baton Rouge, New Orleans.”
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Tim Duncan, director of athletics, was featured in the WWL-TV story “UNO Athletic Director Hopes to Use Unprompted Run-In With Police As a Teaching Moment.
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Steve Masakowski, professor of music, was featured in the OffBeat story “Tragedy or Opportunity? Louisiana Musicians Take Stock of Their New Reality.”
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President John Nicklow was quoted in The Associated Press story “Universities Plan to Return to Virus-Altered Campuses.”
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The new urban construction management program was included in the New Orleans Advocate college news roundup.
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Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was quoted in the Where Y’At Magazine story “The Pandemic Economy: Comparing Post-Katrina New Orleans with the Impact of COVID-19.”
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Tara Tolford, research associate with the UNO Transportation Institute, was featured in the WWL-TV story “City Council Approves Parklets for Outdoor Dining in New Orleans.”
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J.P. Messina, assistant professor of philosophy, was quoted in the Forbes article “Can Professors ‘Only Connect’ in The Age of Zoom?
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Tara Tolford, research associate with the UNO Transportation Institute, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “New Orleans Starts Construction on New Stretches of Bike Lanes.”
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Marla Nelson, professor of planning and urban studies, was quoted in the Clean Technica story “Pandemics & Public Transportation—Can They Co-Exist?”
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John Nicklow was interviewed on WWL-TV’s Eyewitness Morning News about virtual commencement and plans for the fall semester.
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Research performed by the UNO Transportation Institute was included in the WWL-TV story “New Orleans Bike Paths Are Busier Than Ever During COVID-19 Shutdown.”
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John Williams, dean of the College of Business Administration, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “Facing Unprecedented Slump, New Orleans Tourism Marketers Look to Regional Visitors.”
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Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was featured in the Fox 8 story “On the Eve of the Stay-At-Home Order Expiring, Gov. Edwards Says Everyone Has a Role to Play.”
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