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Professor of English, was featured in the NPR story “After 150 Years, ‘Little Women’ Still Resonates.”

The new book by Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in The Washington Post review “Little Women is 150 Years Old, But Its Impact Endures.”

The new book by Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in the Book Page review “Me, Jo, Beth, Amy: The Enduring, Eternal Appeal of the March Sisters.”

Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in The New Yorker story “How ‘Little Women’ Got Big.”

ɫɫ�о���’s Community Development Finance certificate program was included in the Next City story “A Divided Neighborhood Comes Together Under an Elevated Expressway.”

The new book by Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in The Wall Street Journal review “‘Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy’ Review: A Beloved, Troublesome Household.”

Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was interviewed on The Reading Life on 89.9 WWNO by Susan Larson about her new book on Little Women.

An excerpt from the new book by Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, appeared on Literary Hub.

The New Orleans Advocate story “LSU, ɫɫ�о��� Bring Education Opportunities to Slidell.”

New Student Move-In Day was featured on WGNO-TV’s “News with a Twist.”

The Milneburg Lighthouse, located in the ɫɫ�о��� Research & Technology Park, was featured in the nola.com story “Port Pontchartrain’s Milneburg Lighthouse About to Get a Careful Restoration.”

The New Orleans Advocate photo gallery “University of New Orleans Move In For Fall Semester.”

Kim Jovanovich, interim associate dean in the College of Engineering, and Norma Jean Mattei, interim dean of the College of Engineering, were quoted in the nola.com story “Sea Level Rise Threatens the Internet, But New Orleans Better Prepared Than Most, E

The Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies was included in the nola.com story “Mardi Gras Indian Hall of Fame Inducts Final Honorees with Last Event.”

ɫɫ�о��� alumnus Ken Carter was featured in The Louisiana Weekly story “Ken Carter, Political Strategist and BOLD Founder, Dies.”

The op-ed “Teaching White Supremacy in the Age of the Alt-Right” by Nikki Brown, associate professor of history, appeared in The Washington Post.

ɫɫ�о��� alumnus Titus Firmin was included in The Washington Post story “Tuskegee Airman’s Daughter Gets a Golden Ring Found at His Wartime Crash Site.”

Ann Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in The Atlantic story “The Lie of ‘Little Women.’”

ɫɫ�о��� Extended Campus and the Department of Planning and Urban Studies were included in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “Certificate Program Launched to Further Community Development.”

ɫɫ�о���’s Orleans Instant Admit program was included in the New Orleans Advocate story “Crescent City College Notes for August 8, 2018.”

Peggy Gaffney, assistant dean in the College of Business Administration and director of diversity affairs, was quoted in The (Lafayette) Daily Advertiser story “What La. Universities Are Learning About Diversity and Inclusion and How That Could Impact You

The new book “Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy: The Story of Little Women and Why It Still Matters” by Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was selected for Garden & Gun magazine’s August Reading List.

ɫɫ�о��� President John Nicklow was quoted in the nola.com story “ɫɫ�о��� Debuts ‘Instant Admit Program’ to Reduce Barriers to College.”

The WGNO.com story “Orleans Students Who Meet GPA, ACT Requirements Get Instant Admission to ɫɫ�о���.”