The work of UNO students and faculty in helping to discover the remains of Tuskegee Airman Capt. Lawrence Dickson was featured in the PBS NOVA episode “The Last B-24.”
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Ed Chervenak, political science instructor, was interviewed live on WDSU-TV during its election night coverage.
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UNO alumni William Chauvin and Bivian “Sonny” Lee were featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “Throw Me Somethin’: UNO to Honore Two Distinguished Alums.”
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D’Lane Compton, associate professor of sociology, was quoted in the digital magazine Into story “When A Joke About Queer People Becomes a Metaphor for Respectability Politics.”
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Bethany Stich, director of the UNO Transportation Institute, was featured in the Biz New Orleans story “UNO Transportation Institute Awarded $150,000 Grant for Statewide Passenger and Freight Rail Analysis.”
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Bethany Stich, director of the UNO Transportation Institute, was featured in The Associated Press story “UNO Gets $150,000 for Study of Louisiana’s Rail System.”
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Bethany Stich, director of the UNO Transportation Institute, was quoted in the nola.com story “UNO Institute Gets $150,000 Grant to Study Louisiana’s Rail Systems.”
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The Gambit column “Blakeview: UNO Lakefront Arena Turns 35.”
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The new book from Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in the review “150 Years On, What Makes Little Women Such An Eduring Classic?” by The Spectator (U.K.)
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President John Nicklow was quoted in The Louisiana Weekly story “Study Gives Louisiana Public Universities Failing Grades in Racial Equity.”
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The nola.com story “The Man Who Put UNO on the Map.”
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The University of Orleans was included in The Washington Post article “A Canopy of Peace Will Rise in New Orleans at WWII Museum.”
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Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “‘Little Women’ Comes of Age: Anne Boyd Rioux’s New Book Celebrates 150 Years of a Classic.”
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UNO alumna Jodie Manale was featured in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “Ones to Watch: Real Estate.”
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Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “Literary Lagniappe: Learn Why ‘Little Women’ Is Still Relevant.”
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UNO alumnus Jonathan Brown was featured in the Merced (Calif.) Sun-Star story “Poet, Spoken Word Artist and Rapper Jonathan Brown to Appear at UC Merced.”
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UNO’s role as host to the Girl Scouts’ Believe in Girls event was featured in a photo gallery on the New Orleans Advocate website.
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The Survey Research Center was included in the nola.com column “Longtime Resident, First-Time Caller: ‘Just Fix My Street.’”
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Carolyn Golz, dean of students, was quoted in the Advocate story “Max Gruver ‘Very Alive’ in Louisiana Students’ Minds Amid Heavy Dose of Anti-Hazing Messaging.”
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The Theatre UNO production of “Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief” was featured on the WYES-TV show “Steppin’ Out.” Segment starts at 21:07.
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The Theatre UNO production of “Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief” was featured on the WYES-TV show “Steppin’ Out.” Segment starts at 21:07.
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Vern Baxter, professor emeritus of sociology, wrote the op-ed “Justice Reform Hobbled by Unhealthy Dependence on Bail, Fine and Court Fees” that appeared on The Lens.
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UNO alumni Bert Smith and Kevin Radecker were featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “The Cold Unthawed: New Orleans News Wave Band to Partially Reunite for LA Music Hall of Fame Induction.”
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The essay “What Really Killed Beth March? And Other Gender Lessons from ‘Little Women’” by Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, appeared on Salon.com.
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