NEWS
2023
December
At 73, ż Student Alvin Webre Plans To ‘Repurpose’ With Accounting Degree
ż student Alvin Webre will be among the hundreds of candidates participating in ż’s fall commencement ceremony on Dec. 8. Read more
November
ż English Professor Carolyn Hembree Publishes Third Poetry Collection
ż English professor Carolyn Hembree’s third poetry collection, “For Today,” is set for release in January. Read more
Innovate ż Symposium Showcases Students Scholarly Research and Creative Output
Innovateż offered a platform broad enough to highlight students scholarly research and creative outputs. Read more
Seventy ż Alumni Selected for List of New Orleans Business Influencers
The 2024 edition of the New Orleans 500, which profiles business leaders in the region, features 70 ż alumni, as well as several ż administrators. Read more
ż Educator Prep Programs Recognized for National Excellence
The ż School of Education has received reaccreditation for its educator preparation programs. Read more
Alumna Rebekah Lewis Is Behavior Director At The World’s Largest Chimpanzee Sanctuary
Rebekah Lewis, who earned a degree in anthropology, is the behavior director at Chimp Haven, the world’s largest chimpanzee sanctuary in Keithville, Louisiana. Read more
‘Don’t Underestimate How Far You Can Go, as a ż Graduate,” Distinguished Alumna Sabrina Farmer Tells Gala Audience
Addressing a crowd of 400 people might be a daunting task to some. But Sabrina Farmer, who spoke to such a group inside the Boeing Freedom Pavilion at the National WWII Museum, is used to performing under pressure. Read more
Scholarship Honoring Longtime History Professor Günter Bischof Will Support Student Research and Travel
A new endowed scholarship honoring longtime ż history professor Günter Bischof will help support student research and travel. Read more
ż Press Book Wins International Latino Book Award
A ż Press book about community organizing recently earned international recognition. Read more