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On Monday, April 1, Greg Seab, professor of physics, was featured in the WWL-TV story “New Orleans Area Preps for Eclipse Viewing.”

On Friday, March 29, Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was quoted in The Associated Press story “Building a New Key Bridge Could Take Years and Cost At Least $400 Million, Experts Say.”

On Wednesday, March 27, Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil engineering, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the Baltimore bridge collapse.

On Wednesday, March 27, Bethany Stich, professor of planning and urban studies, was featured in the Fox 8 story “New Orleans Port Officials Stand Ready to Assist Baltimore, Absorb Shipping Traffic.”

On Tuesday, March 26, Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil engineering, was included in the Fox 8 story “How Does Louisiana Inspect and Protect Its Nearly 13,000 Bridges?”

On Tuesday, March 26, Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil engineering, was featured in the WWL-TV story “Structural Engineer Explains Bridge Designing Rules.”

On Sunday, March 24, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in The Times-Picayune article “Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s New Strategy: As Problems Mount, Just Keep Quiet.”

On Thursday, March 21, Charles Taylor, director of the School of the Arts, was featured in the 89.9 WWNO story about the New Orleans Concert Band, which he conducts.

On Tuesday, March 19, �������� beach volleyball players Bria Garmon and Maria Ozaeta were on WLAE-TV with Scott Alexander.

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.

On Friday, March 15, �������� student Malajah Lopez was featured in the Diverse: Issues in Higher Education story “Generation Hope Kicks Off First National Conference.”

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.”

On Wednesday, March 13, Charles Miller, planning and urban studies instructor, was featured in the WWL-TV story “Fighting For The East.”

On Tuesday, March 12, Mark Kulp, professor of earth and environmental sciences, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about his coastal sediment research.

On Friday, March 8, �������� engineering students were featured in the nola.com photo gallery “Canoes Made of Concrete That Float? Louisiana Students Show How on Bayou St. John.”

On Friday, March 8, �������� students Lucas Trinh and Amanda Darda were featured in the WWL-TV story “Students Make Concrete Float—And Race—On Bayou St. John.”

On Thursday, March 7, Mark Kulp, professor of earth and environmental sciences, was featured in the www.wgno.com story “�������� Professor Granted Thousands to Study Louisiana’s Changing Coastline.”

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.

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.”

On Monday, March 4, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about healthcare costs.

On Thursday, Feb. 29, Sara Bizarro, philosophy instructor, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about logical fallacies.

On Wednesday, Feb. 28, Abram Himelstein, editor-in-chief of the �������� 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.”

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.”

On Tuesday, Feb. 20, �������� student Sara Ismail was featured on the WGNO-TV story “New Orleans Woman Wins Big Prize on ‘The Drew Barrymore Show.’”