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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 UNO 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 “UNO 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, UNO’s Hall of Distinction was featured in the New Orleans Advocate society column “Nell Nolan: UNCF Mayor’s Masked Ball, UNO 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 UNO 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.”

On Tuesday, April 4, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the Affordable Care Act.

On Wednesday, March 29, M.O. Walsh, associate professor of English, was featured in The New Orleans Advocate story “‘Big Door Prize’: Apple TV+ Opens the Based-Upon Series World to Louisiana Writer Writer M.O. Walsh.”

On Monday, March 27, a UNO archaeological team was included in The Associated Press story “Remains ID’d of U.S. Airman Shot Down In Germany During WWII.”

On Wednesday, March 22, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in The Associated Press story “Uniquely New Orleans Mayoral Recall Effort Fails.”

On Wednesday, March 22, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the failed campaign to recall New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell.

On Monday, March 20, Pam Kennett-Hensel, dean of the College of Business Administration, was quoted in the New Orleans Advocate story “UNO Adds Sports Business Concentration To Its Master’s Degree Program.”

On Tuesday, March 14, Mahdi Abdelguerfi, professor of computer science, was quoted in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “UNO Researchers to Utilize Artificial Intelligence to Spot Flood Control Defects.”

On Tuesday, March 14, Bethany Stich, professor of planning and urban studies, was quoted in The New Orleans Advocate story “UNO Lands Largest-Ever Grant--$12 Million—For Its Transportation Institute.”

On Monday, March 13, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the effort to recall New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell.

On Friday, March 10, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in The New Orleans Advocate story “LaToya Cantrell Recall Petitions Show Sharp Divides Across New Orleans By Race, Neighborhood.”

On Wednesday, March 8, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about Medicare in Louisiana.