On Tuesday, March 19, UNO beach volleyball players Bria Garmon and Maria Ozaeta were on WLAE-TV with Scott Alexander.
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On Tuesday, March 19, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the minimum wage in Louisiana.
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On Friday, March 15, UNO student Malajah Lopez was featured in the Diverse: Issues in Higher Education story “Generation Hope Kicks Off First National Conference.”
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On Friday, March 15, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was featured in the WDSU-TV story “WDSU Investigation Leads To Bill That Would Put Checks and Balances on Mayor-Appointed OPCD Board.”
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On Wednesday, March 13, Charles Miller, planning and urban studies instructor, was featured in the WWL-TV story “Fighting For The East.”
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On Tuesday, March 12, Mark Kulp, professor of earth and environmental sciences, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about his coastal sediment research.
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On Friday, March 8, UNO engineering students were featured in the nola.com photo gallery “Canoes Made of Concrete That Float? Louisiana Students Show How on Bayou St. John.”
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On Friday, March 8, UNO students Lucas Trinh and Amanda Darda were featured in the WWL-TV story “Students Make Concrete Float—And Race—On Bayou St. John.”
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On Thursday, March 7, Mark Kulp, professor of earth and environmental sciences, was featured in the www.wgno.com story “University of New Orleans Professor Granted Thousands to Study Louisiana’s Changing Coastline.”
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On Thursday, March 7, Ryan Gray, associate professor of anthropology, was interviewed on the 89.9 WWNO program “Louisiana Considered” about his excavation of St. Louis Cathedral. Interview starts at 15:20.
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On Wednesday, March 6, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in The New York Times story “With Sweeping New Laws, Louisiana Embraces Tough-on-Crime Approach.”
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On Monday, March 4, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about healthcare costs.
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On Thursday, Feb. 29, Sara Bizarro, philosophy instructor, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about logical fallacies.
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On Wednesday, Feb. 28, Abram Himelstein, editor-in-chief of the UNO Press, was quoted in The Times-Picayune story “Past Poet Laureate Mona Lisa Saloy’s ‘Black Creole Chronicles’ Chosen By One Book One New Orleans.”
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On Tuesday, Feb. 27, Carolyn Hembree, associate professor of English, was featured in the French Quarter Journal story “‘For Today:’ A Conversation with Poet Carolyn Hembree.”
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On Tuesday, Feb. 20, UNO student Sara Ismail was featured on the WGNO-TV story “New Orleans Woman Wins Big Prize on ‘The Drew Barrymore Show.’”
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On Tuesday, Feb.20, Ryan Gray, associate professor of anthropology, and Elizabeth Williams, anthropology research associate, were featured in the Fox 8 story “Heart of Louisiana: Cathedral Excavation.”
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On Monday, Feb.19, the nola.com/The Times-Picayune photo gallery “UNO Murals by Artists from Mexico Depict Ties Between Afro Mexican and African American People.”
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On Wednesday, Feb. 14, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was featured in the Fox 8 story “Blue Cross Halts Proposed Sale to Elevance Amid Ongoing Customer Service.”
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On Tuesday, Feb. 6, Kim Jovanovich, professor of practice of electrical engineering, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the importance of the engineering profession.
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On Monday, Feb. 5, Ryan Gray, associate professor of anthropology, was featured in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “St. Louis Cathedral Excavation Site from 1700s Analyzed by UNO Professor.”
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On Friday, Feb. 2, Matt Tarr, professor of chemistry, was featured in the Louisiana Public Broadcasting program “Louisiana: The State We’re In” in a story about energy transition in Louisiana.
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On Thursday, Feb. 1, the essay “Peering Under St. Louis Cathedral: UNO Archaeology Project Documents Three Centuries of History,” by Ryan Gray, associate professor of anthropology, appeared in Preservation in Print Magazine.
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On Tuesday, Jan. 30, research being conducted by the Gulf States Center for Environmental Informatics (GulfSCEI) was featured in the Smart Water Magazine article “Artificial Intelligence in the Face of Climate Change: How It Will Help Us Prevent Floods.”
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