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Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was featured in the WWL-TV story “Casino Proposal Splits St. Tammany East, West; Voters to Decide What’s Best.”

Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was quoted in The Washington Post story “Video, Images and Interviews Deepen Questions About Role of Pool Deck in Condo Collapse.”

Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was quoted in the CNN story “‘This Is a Moment Like Katrina and Like Andrew’: Surfside Condo Collapse Raises Questions Beyond South Florida.”

President John Nicklow was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “Jefferson Parish Public School Grads Can Gain Automatic Admission to UNO Under New Program.”

Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the Surfside, Florida building collapse.

Mark Kulp, associate professor of earth and environmental sciences; UNO student Jared Garcia; Monica Teets Farris, director of UNO-CHART; and Dinah Maygarden, science education program director, were featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “Louisiana C

Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “A Year After Scandal, Jared Brossett’s Entry into At-Large City Council Race Reshuffles Field.

Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the minimum wage in New Orleans.

Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “LaToya Cantrell Backs Away from Plan to Move City Hall to Municipal Auditorium.”

M.O. Walsh, associate professor of English, was interviewed on the 89.9 WWNO show “Louisiana Considered.”

Raphael Cassimere Jr., professor emeritus of history, and UNO President John Nicklow were quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “UNO Awards Degrees to Class of 2021 at Lakefront Arena Ceremonies May 19-20: See Names.”

Ed Chervenak, director of the UNO Survey Research Center, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the New Orleans mayor’s race.

D’Lane Compton, professor of sociology, was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “UNO Sociologist Chosen as Census Adviser and More Metro College News.”

UNO President John Nicklow; Mary Beth Marks, vice president for enrollment management; Shannon Williamson, director of the Learning Resource Center; UNO student Troyneisha James; and Ryan Anne Bell, director of experiential learning, were quoted in the Ne

UNO was featured in the WWL-TV story “You Ought to Know: Homer Hitt Led An Educational Rebellion Against LSU.”

Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was featured in the WDSU-TV story “New Orleans Leaders Addressing Fallen Debris from Plaza Tower, Road Closures.”

D’Lane Compton, professor of sociology, was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “The Sole of Fashion: How the Pandemic Impacted New Orleans’ Sneaker Scene.”

D’Lane Compton, professor of sociology, was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “The Sole of Fashion: How the Pandemic Impacted New Orleans’ Sneaker Scene.”

The essay “Striking a Balance Between Fairness and Competition and the Rights of Transgender Athletes,” by Chris Surprenant, professor of philosophy, appeared in The Conversation.

Matthew Tarr, vice president for research and economic development, was quoted in The Associated Press story “Water Management Course Set for US, European Grad Students.”

Fallon Aidoo, assistant professor of planning and urban studies, was quoted in The Atlantic story “The Fight to Preserve Greenwood.”

Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM on New Orleans infrastructure needs.

Ed Chervenak, director of the UNO Survey Research Center, was quoted in the Baton Rouge Advocate story “Marijuana Legalization in Louisiana Gets Boost from Public Support: ‘The Tide is Changing.’”

Lisa Palumbo, instructor of marketing, was featured in The Wall Street Journal story “A 7-Foot Bird Tests the Limits of Tolerance in New Orleans.”