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On Wednesday, June 18, Martin O'Connell, professor and director of the Nekton Research Laboratory, was interviewed on WWL 870 AM about the positive and negatives of invasive tilapia resurgence in Louisiana. Interview starts at 2:02.

��ż���’s Dr. Ryan Gray led an archaeological dig at a French Quarter site, uncovering artifacts at 915–917 St. Ann Street.

On Monday, June 16, Martin O'Connell, professor and director of the Nekton Research Laboratory, was featured in the Times-Picayune story “An invasive fish in Louisiana waters was thought wiped out. It's back, and biologists are worried.”

On Thursday, June 5, Vassil Roussev, director of ��ż��� Cyber Center, was featured on WDSU-TV story " New Orleans cybersecurity expert explains how escaped inmate's digital footprint could be traced."

On Wednesday, April 23, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed on WWL 870 AM about tariffs and the economy.

��ż��� Baseball team featured on WWL-TV On Monday, April 21, The ��ż��� baseball team was featured in the WWL-TV story “��ż��� Baseball Adds Special Teammate in Partnership with Team IMPACT.”

On Monday, April 7, Ali Bustamante, professor of practice of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about the metro area real estate market.

On Friday, April 4, The guest editorial “Louisiana’s Declining Voter Turnout Isn’t Just Disengagement. Here’s Why” by Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, appeared in The Times-Picayune.

On Friday, April 4, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was featured in the WWL 870 AM story “Lane: Expect Tariff Price Hikes ‘Pretty Soon.’”

On Friday, April 4, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was featured in the WVUE-TV story “Homebuilders Predict the New Tariffs Will Raise Costs Significantly.”

On Tuesday, April 2, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed on WWL 870 AM about President Trump’s tariffs.

On Tuesday, April 2, Ali Bustamante, professor of practice of economics and finance, was featured in the Fox 8 story “New Orleans Projected to See Economic Growth Despite National Uncertainty Over Tariffs.”

On Sunday, March 30, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was featured in the WDSU-TV story “Voter Turnout Was the Highest It’s Been In A While For the March 29 Election.”

On Sunday, March 30, Max Krochmal, professor of history, was quoted in The Times-Picayune story “How Is Jefferson Parish Different From New Orleans? Take a Look Back Over 200 Years.”

On Tuesday, March 25, Kim Jovanovich, professor of practice of electrical engineering, was featured in the Fox 8 story “Report Questions Whether $27 Million Armstrong Airport Pump Was Ever Properly Tested.”

On Tuesday, March 25, Ali Bustamante, professor of practice of economics and finance, was quoted in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “��ż��� to Host Economic Outlook and Real Estate Seminar.”

On Monday, March 17, Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was featured in the WWL-TV story “Economists Warn Tariffs Could Lead the US Into a Recession.”

On Sunday, March 16, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in The Times-Picayune story “New Orleanians Are Fed Up With City Leadership. Who Will They Pick To Be The Next Mayor?”

On Tuesday, March 11, Percy Miller, president of basketball operations, was quoted in the nola.com story “Deion Sanders Chimes In With His Thoughts on Master P Taking Over as ��ż��� Basketball President.”

On Monday, March 10, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in The Times-Picayune story “Controversy Hobbled Sheriff Susan Hutson’s First Term. Winning a Second is Already a Race.”

On Tuesday, February 25, Ed Chervenak, director of the Survey Research Center, was quoted in The Times-Picayune story “Money Started Flowing Into New Orleans City Council Races. See Who’s Leading the Pack.”

On Friday, February 21, Tumulesh Solanky, professor of mathematics, and LeeAnne Sipe, dean of students, were quoted in the Biz New Orleans story “��ż��� Innovates with AI, Active Learning in Math Program.”

On Wednesday, February 19, The nola.com photo gallery “Over 1,000 High School Students Visit ��ż��� to Learn About Engineering” featured photos from ��ż���’s National Engineers Week event.

On Tuesday, February 18, Kim Jovanovich, professor of practice of electrical engineering, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM about National Engineers Week and the University’s engineering programs. Starts at 43:02.