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On Tuesday, June 13, Tara Tolford, �������� Transportation Institute research associate, was featured in the 89.9 WWNO story “Traffic Deaths are on the Rise. Are Officials Doing Enough to Prevent Them?”

On Monday, June 12, Kelly Boyle, assistant professor of biological sciences, was featured in the WWL-TV story “Hammerhead Sharks, Bears Surprised Visitors on Gulf Coast Beaches Over The Weekend.”

On Monday, June 5, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about hospital mergers in Louisiana.

On Thursday, June 1, Gregory Price, professor of economics and finance, was quoted in the U.S. News & World Report story “One Culprit in Rising College Costs: Administrative Expenses.”

On Thursday, June 1, �������� students Kailey Bergeron and Leonaoria Guerin were featured in The Times-Picayune story “2 From �������� Win Computer Science Scholarships.”

On Wednesday, May 24, �������� students Yelitza Perez, Gavin Trinh, Steven Hernandez and Maria Umanzor were featured in the WGNO-TV story “�������� Builds a Better Bridge.”

On Tuesday, May 23, �������� student-athletes Tyler Bischke and Brandon Mitchell and �������� head baseball coach Blake Dean were featured in the nola.com story “��������, Nicholls Have Plenty in Their Favor Entering Balanced Southland Conference Baseball Tourney."

On Friday, May 19, The nola.com/The Times-Picayune photo gallery “��������’ Spring 2023 Commencement Ceremony.”

On Tuesday, May 16, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the minimum wage.

On Tuesday, May 9, Lizette Chevalier, dean of the Dr. Robert A. Savoie College of Engineering, was quoted in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “�������� Launches Wind Scholars Program.”

On Tuesday, May 9, Ryan Gray, associate professor of anthropology; Elizabeth Williams, anthropology research associate; �������� student Lauren Davis and library archivist James Warren Hodges were featured in the Gambit story “History Underfoot.”

On Monday, May 8, The op-ed “What Does the First Republic Bank Collapse Mean for the Banking Industry?” by M. Kabir Hassan, professor of economics and finance, and �������� Ph.D. student Jose Antonio Perez appeared in The Business Standard.

On Thursday, May 4, Brian Seeger, professor of music, was included in the New Orleans Advocate story “Mahmoud Chouki is a Moroccan Musician Who Found a New Home in New Orleans.”

On Wednesday, May 3, DJ Min, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in the Biz New Orleans story “�������� Creates New Concentration in Supply Chain, Operations and Logistics.”

On Monday, May 1, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “Sheriff Susan Hutson Faces ‘Monumental’ Task of Restoring Confidence After Tax Hike Rejection.”

On Friday, April 28, Marla Nelson, professor of planning and urban studies, was quoted in The Chronicle of Higher Education story “One of America’s Oldest Hospitals Lay Abandoned. Then a University Stepped In.”

On Wednesday, April 26, David Beriss, associate professor of anthropology, was quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer story “For Many Younger Americans, Tacos and Dumplings Top Pizza and Linguine.”

On Monday, April 24, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “LCMC Barred From Closing Any Tulane Hospitals Amid Mounting Legal Fight with Regulators.”

On Monday, April 24, Gregory Price, professor of economics and finance, was quoted in the Diverse Issues in Higher Education story “New Report Offers Insights Into HBCU’s ‘Secret Sauce.’”

On Friday, April 21, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the FTC blocking a deal between LCMC and Tulane hospitals.

On Wednesday, April 19, ��������’s Hall of Distinction was featured in the New Orleans Advocate society column “Nell Nolan: UNCF Mayor’s Masked Ball, �������� Hall of Distinction, Children’s Rights, French Quarter Business Association.”

On Wednesday, April 19, Michelle Thompson, associate professor of planning and urban studies, was featured in the WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA) story “Sylvania Leaders Holding Public Meeting for Downtown Improvement Project.”

On Tuesday, April 18, President John Nicklow was quoted in the WGNO story “Son of a Saint Founder, CEO Sonny Lee to Deliver �������� Commencement Speech.”

On Friday, April 14, Ryan Gray, associate professor of anthropology, was quoted in the WWNO 89.9 story “Experts Raise Concerns About Unmarked Graves on Site of $4.5 Billion Hydrogen Plant.”