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The nola.com story “The Man Who Put UNO on the Map.”

The University of Orleans was included in The Washington Post article “A Canopy of Peace Will Rise in New Orleans at WWII Museum.”

Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “‘Little Women’ Comes of Age: Anne Boyd Rioux’s New Book Celebrates 150 Years of a Classic.”

UNO alumnus Jonathan Brown was featured in the Merced (Calif.) Sun-Star story “Poet, Spoken Word Artist and Rapper Jonathan Brown to Appear at UC Merced.”

UNO alumna Jodie Manale was featured in the New Orleans CityBusiness story “Ones to Watch: Real Estate.”

Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “Literary Lagniappe: Learn Why ‘Little Women’ Is Still Relevant.”

UNO’s role as host to the Girl Scouts’ Believe in Girls event was featured in a photo gallery on the New Orleans Advocate website.

Carolyn Golz, dean of students, was quoted in the Advocate story “Max Gruver ‘Very Alive’ in Louisiana Students’ Minds Amid Heavy Dose of Anti-Hazing Messaging.”

The Survey Research Center was included in the nola.com column “Longtime Resident, First-Time Caller: ‘Just Fix My Street.’”

The Theatre UNO production of “Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief” was featured on the WYES-TV show “Steppin’ Out.” Segment starts at 21:07.

The Theatre UNO production of “Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief” was featured on the WYES-TV show “Steppin’ Out.” Segment starts at 21:07.

Vern Baxter, professor emeritus of sociology, wrote the op-ed “Justice Reform Hobbled by Unhealthy Dependence on Bail, Fine and Court Fees” that appeared on The Lens.

UNO alumni Bert Smith and Kevin Radecker were featured in the New Orleans Advocate story “The Cold Unthawed: New Orleans News Wave Band to Partially Reunite for LA Music Hall of Fame Induction.”

The essay “What Really Killed Beth March? And Other Gender Lessons from ‘Little Women’” by Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, appeared on Salon.com.

Christine Day, professor of political science, was quoted in the Advocate story “Scalise Approaches Re-Election Campaign With An Eye on The Next Race—GOP Leadership.”

Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, is quoted in the Vanity Fair story “Little Women at 150: How Louisia May Alcott’s Masterpiece Fostered Y.A. Literature and Inspired Endless Adaptations.”

Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was included in the WWL-TV story “Louisiana Posts 2nd Highest Income Growth in U.S.”

Walter Lane, associate professor of economics and finance, was interviewed live on WWL 870 AM by Tommy Tucker about the state’s budget surplus.

Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, appeared on the BBC Radio program Front Row to discuss “Little Women.” Starts at 2:35.

UNO alumna Marlene Whitaker was featured in the Asheville Citizen-Times story “How a Retired Teacher, 72, Became a Dressage Choreographer.”

UNO’s enrollment increase and partnerships were featured on the weekly WYES-TV reporter roundtable program “Informed Sources.” Starts at 16:00 mark.

The new book from Anne Boyd Rioux was featured in The New York Times book review “Why ‘Little Women’ Still Matters, 150 Years On.”

UNO alumna Melonie Johnson was featured in the Washington Business Journal story “Women Who Mean Business: Melonie Johnson.”

Anne Boyd Rioux, professor of English, was featured in the Smithsonian Magazine story “Why ‘Little Women’ Endures 150 Years Later.”