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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 UNO 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.”

On Thursday, June 9, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the process of recalling an elected official.

On Wednesday, June 8, the article “Lessons from the Frontlines: How Residents in Coastal Louisiana Are Adapting to Climate Change,” co-authored by Marla Nelson, professor of planning and urban studies, appeared on HousingMatters.Urban.org.

On Saturday, June 4, Andrea Mosterman, associate professor of history, was featured in The Columbia Paper (Ghent, NY) story “Exposing the Shame of Enslavement.”

On Tuesday, May 31, Norma Jean Mattei, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the City Park drainage project.

On Thursday, May 26, Dinah Maygarden, research associate with UNO’s Pontchartrain Institute for Environmental Sciences, was featured in the Clarion Herald story “Students Glean Coastal Restoration Tips.”

On Saturday, May 21, The nola.com photo gallery “Photos: Nearly 900 Students Graduate from UNO During Spring Commencement Ceremonies.”

On Saturday, May 21, The New Orleans Advocate guest column “Is Pro-Western Austrian Neutrality a Model for Ukraine?” was co-authored by Gunter Bischof, professor of history.

On Saturday, May 21, Greg Seab, professor of physics, was featured in the WGNO-TV story “Can Mercury Retrograde Turn Your Life Sideways?”

On Thursday, May 19, a new book published by the UNO Press was featured in The New York Times review “‘You Don’t Pick a Jury, You’re Left With One.’”

On Friday, May 13, Andrea Mosterman, associate professor of history, was featured in the New York Almanack story “Spaces of Enslavement: A History of Slavery and Resistance in Dutch New York.”

On Monday, May 9, UNO student Ismael Kone was featured in the WGNO-TV story “‘Smoothie King and Chik-fil-A Should Sponsor Me’ Says Southland Spring Champion.”

On Thursday, May 5, James Wagner, assistant professor of computer science, was featured in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “UNO Professor Gets Grant to Detect Internal Data Security Threats.

On Friday, April 29, M. Kabir Hassan, professor of finance, was featured in the Biz New Orleans story “UNO Finance Professor M. Kabir Hassan Named Fulbright Scholar.”

On Sunday, April 24, UNO President John Nicklow was quoted in The Associated Press story “CBS’ Miller to Speak at �鶹��Ƶapp���� Graduation.”

On Thursday, April 21, Robert Mahon, assistant professor of earth and environmental science, was featured in the Alabama Public Radio story “Digging Into One of Mobile Bay’s Oldest Industries.”

On Thursday, April 21, Anna Mecugni, assistant professor of art history, was interviewed on WWNO 89.9 about the Musicians’ Village living art exhibit. "After a COVID setback, Musicians’ Village is preparing for a living art exhibit this fall | WWNO."