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Acclaimed novelist and ��ż��� alumnus Maurice Carlos Ruffin will serve as the principal speaker at the University’s fall 2023 commencement ceremony.  Read more

��ż��� graduate student Amanda Kirkland is one of 85 students in the nation named to the 2024 class of the John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship program.  Read more

��ż��� math professor Peter Bierhorst has received an $800,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to further his research in quantum entanglement.  Read more

Pat Austin, ��ż��� professor emerita and decades-long curator of the ��ż��� Children’s and Young Adult Library, is celebrating the release of her memoir about teaching, “Tales of a Teaching Life.”   Read more

Three of the four LCMC Health Minority Administrative Fellows who make up the inaugural class are graduates of the ��ż���.  Read more

The ��ż��� School of the Arts, in conjunction with The Rivers Institute for Contemporary Art & Thought, presents “I Will Keep My Soul” at the ��ż��� St. Claude Gallery in New Orleans.  Read more

��ż��� faculty member Madeline Foster-Martinez is one of seven scientists to receive a Gulf Research Program Early-Career Research Fellowship in Environmental Protection and Stewardship.  Read more

The ��ż��� ranks among universities that are national leaders in economic mobility, according to a new report from the policy institute Third Way.  Read more

The ��ż��� Press has published “The Casual Presence of Borders,” a book of poetry from longtime faculty member Mackie J.V. Blanton.   Read more