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UNO to Join the Southland Conference
The Southland Conference and the University of New Orleans announced on Aug. 23 that the institution will become the newest member of the league, effective July 1, 2013. UNO will...
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Psychology Instructor Featured In Princeton Review Book The Best 300 Professors
UNO psychology instructor Gilda Werner Reed is one of the best undergraduate teachers in the country, according to a book from the Princeton Review. Reed is one of only three...
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UNO Drummer is Unbeatable
University of New Orleans graduate jazz studies student Jamison Ross took first prize in the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Drums Competition, awarded Sept. 25 at the John F. Kennedy Center...
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UNO Launches Follow Me 2 UNO Social Media Campaign
The University of New Orleans in October launched “Follow Me 2 UNO,” a social media campaign aimed at engaging and recruiting prospective students. UNO students Emily Srofe and Brandan Bonds...
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The Heartbeat of the Crescent City
UNO launches a new advertising campaign that highlights the university’s enduring connection to the city of New Orleans
The University of New Orleans Magazine
The University of New Orleans Magazine showcases recent student, faculty and alumni accomplishments and spotlights news and events. As a thriving public, research university, UNO continues to make a powerful impact in New Orleans and around the globe.
Morel Maps His Vision
In May, West Bank native Derek Morel returned home to help promote Privateer pride and re-establish the University of New Orleans as a premier NCAA Division I athletic program. Morel...
Poetry In Motion
UNO alumnus and Nashville songwriter Jim McCormick tops the country charts. On a hot July day, Nashville songwriter Jim McCormick said that he might take a ride from Metairie to...
Establishing a New Era
After 28 years of public service on Capitol Hill, Norma Jane Sabiston returned home to New Orleans five years ago with a treasure trove of experience building collaborative relationships, developing...
Class of 1962 Gathering
Gaylyn Reilly Danner remembers what she wore her first day of college: a $12 dollar burnt orange cotton knit top and skirt hemmed at mid-calf. She got caught in the...







