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On Saturday, Aug. 20, �������� President John Nicklow was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “�������� Has Received a $1.2 Million Grant to Diversify Its Engineering School.”

On Friday, Aug. 19, ��������’s demolition of Bienville Hall was featured in the nola.com photo gallery “Photos: A Building That Housed Thousands of �������� Students Over the Years Is Being Demolished.”

On Thursday, Aug. 18, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about how the Inflation Reduction Act might affect healthcare costs.

On Wednesday, Aug. 17, ��������’s $1.2M NSF Grant for a new Center for Equity and Diversity in Engineering was featured in the New Orleans Advocate article “�������� Gets Grant to Support Diversity in Engineering and Other Metro College News.”

On Wednesday, Aug. 17, the �������� Press was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “‘Sinkhole’ Is Ready to Open Up and Pull Readers Into This Tale of Teen Life in 80s Florida.”

On Wednesday, Aug. 10, President John Nicklow was quoted in the Biz New Orleans story “�������� Gets $1.2M NSF Grant for Diversity in Engineering.”

On Wednesday, Aug. 10, �������� was featured in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “�������� to Create Center for Equity and Diversity in Engineering.”

On Tuesday, Aug. 9, LeeAnne Sipe, assistant dean for student affairs, was quoted in the MyNewOrleans.com story “City Park Partners With �������� for Volunteer Event.”

On Tuesday, Aug. 9, President John Nicklow was quoted in the Biz New Orleans story “�������� Launches Louisiana Wind Energy Hub.”

On Tuesday, Aug. 9, Kim Jovanovich, professor of practice of electrical engineering, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about hardening the power grid in the region.

On Tuesday, Aug. 2, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the future of Obamacare.

On Monday, August 1, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell.

On Sunday, July 31, Jeffrey Parker, assistant professor of sociology, was quoted in The Washington Post story “Once Called National Landing, Amazon’s Arlington Area Tries on ‘NaLa.’

On Saturday, July 23, The �������� Lakefront Arena was featured in the Fox 8 story “‘Rocket Day’ Provides Space Ambition Liftoff to More than 300 STEM NOLA Students.”

On Thursday, July 21, �������� was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “Virtual Reality Training is Growing in Louisiana’s Industrial Sector. Will the Momentum Continue?”

On Friday, July 8, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the relationship between Mayor LaToya Cantrell and the New Orleans City Council.

On Wednesday, July 6, Tara Tolford, research associate in planning and urban studies, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “New Orleans Among Top 10 Cities for Recreation, Alongside Orlando and San Diego, New Ranking Says.”

On Monday, July 4, Marla Nelson, professor of planning and urban studies, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “How Can New Orleans Public Spaces Become Storm-Ready Hubs? These Architects Have Some Ideas.”

On Wednesday, June 29, Michelle Thompson, associate professor of planning and urban studies, was featured in the BW Businessworld (India) Q&A “The 15 Minute City.”

On Monday, June 27, President John Nicklow was quoted in the WWL-TV story “Former WWL-TV Anchor Michelle Miller To Be Honored As �������� Distinguished Alumnus.”

On Wednesday, June 22, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was included in the WGNO-TV story “State Rep. Illg Concerned About What Pausing the Federal Gas Tax Could Mean for the Transportation Trust Fund.”

On Thursday, June 16, Mary Niall Mitchell, professor of history, was interviewed on 89.9 WWNO’s “Louisiana Considered” about the Freedom on the News database.

On Wednesday, June 15, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was interviewed on WDSU-TV’s “The Hot Seat” about the January 6 hearings.

On Tuesday, June 14, Madeline Foster-Martinez, assistant professor of earth and environmental science, was quoted in the 89.9 WWNO story “Shrinking Wetlands, Rising Seas Threaten Generations of Tradition for Louisiana Duck Hunters.”