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2022

May

��ֱ�� computer science professor James Wagner has been awarded a three-year research grant from the Louisiana Board of Regents.

_{May 4, 2022}

Computer Science Professor James Wagner Awarded Research Grant To Combat Internal Data Security Threats

��ֱ�� computer science professor James Wagner has been awarded a three-year, $158,000 Louisiana Board of Regents research grant to help detect internal threats on secure database systems. Read more

��ֱ�� alumna Meagan Williams, a civil engineer with a penchant for seeing green, is the cover story for the spring issue of Silver & Blue magazine.

_{May 3, 2022}

Silver & Blue Spring 2022: ��ֱ�� Alumni, Faculty and Students Are Creatives, Change Agents, Influencers and Visionaries

The spring 2022 issue of Silver & Blue offers an exciting snapshot of this illustrious community and the impactful work that’s taking place on campus and beyond. The magazine is headed to your mailbox and is available around campus. Read more

Coastal Louisiana faces one of the highest land loss rates in the world. ��ֱ�� earth and environmental sciences professor Mark Kulp’s research will help combat that loss.

_{May 2, 2022}

Earth and Environmental Sciences Professor Mark Kulp’s Research Aids Louisiana’s Coastal Restoration Plan

��ֱ�� earth and environmental sciences professor Mark Kulp is helping search for suitable sediment to counteract projected land losses. Read more

April

President John Nicklow announced winners during the annual Achievements in Research, Creativity, and Scholarship awards ceremony held Wednesday.

_{April 28, 2022}

��ֱ�� Awards Over $270,000 for Research and Scholarly Endeavors

The ��ֱ�� awarded more than $270, 000 in research grants and awards to faculty members and undergraduate students Wednesday during its annual Achievements in Research, Creativity and Scholarship awards ceremony. Read more

_{April 28, 2022}

��ֱ�� Finance Professor M. Kabir Hassan Named U.S. Fulbright Scholar

��ֱ�� finance professor M. Kabir Hassan has been selected as a U.S. Fulbright Scholar for 2022-23. Read more

The ��ֱ�� hosted SUCbAUF, the annual free crawfish boil for students, on Tuesday. This year marked the 35th anniversary of the on-campus event.

_{April 26, 2022}

��ֱ��’s SUCbAUF Celebrates 35th Year On The Lakefront

The soulful sound of music and shouts of laughter entwined with the scent of crawfish, corn and potatoes on Tuesday as the ��ֱ�� and the Student Activities Council (SAC) hosted its 35th annual SUCbAUF Read more

Theatre ��ֱ�� presents William Shakespeare’s “Romeo & Juliet,” as the final show of the 2021-22 season. Graduate students Michael Civitano and Alexandria Miles take on the roles of Romeo and Juliet.

_{April 19, 2022}

Theatre ��ֱ�� Presents “Romeo & Juliet”

Theatre ��ֱ�� presents William Shakespeare’s “Romeo & Juliet,” as the final show of the 2021-22 season at the Robert E. Read more

Austin Schmidt is pursuing a doctoral degree in computer science at the ��ֱ��.

_{April 18, 2022}

Computer Science Doctoral Student Austin Schmidt Awarded SMART Scholarship

��ֱ�� doctoral computer science student Austin Schmidt has been awarded the Department of Defense’s Science, Mathematics and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship. Read more

��ֱ�� alumnus and historian Brian Mitchell is the author of a new graphic biography about Oscar Dunn, the first Black lieutenant governor of Louisiana.

_{April 13, 2022}

Alumnus Brian Mitchell, Historical Scholar and Author Has A ‘Passion for the Past’

It was the bicentennial year, ��ֱ�� alumnus Brian Mitchell recalled, and his elementary school teacher was telling the class about historical leaders in Louisiana. Read more