CAMPUS NEWS: JULY 28, 2020

FREEDOM ON THE MOVE

Freedom on the Move Receives Mellon Foundation Grant to Help Create ‘Freedom’s Loom,’ An Expanded Database

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Four attendees at the convention of formerly enslaved people held in 1916 in Washington, D.C.  (L-R) Lewis Martin, Martha Banks, Amy Ware, and Reverend S.P. Drew, who was born free. (Library of Congress)

Four attendees at the convention of formerly enslaved people held in 1916 in Washington, D.C. (L-R) Lewis Martin, Martha Banks, Amy Ware, and Reverend S.P. Drew, who was born free. (Library of Congress)

University of New Orleans engineering students race the TriplePs (Positive Privateer Pirogue) in Bayou St. John during the Gulf Coast American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Symposium hosted by UNO on March 7-9.
UNO Hosts 400 For 2024 ASCE Gulf Coast Student Symposium
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UNO earth and environmental sciences professor Mark Kulp has received a grant from the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority to conduct sediment sampling along the Louisiana coast.
UNO Environmental Science Professor Earns $800,000 Grant to Study Changes in Louisiana Coastline
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University of New Orleans computer science doctoral student Mahfuzul Nissan has been awarded a prestigious Phi Kappa Phi research grant.
Computer Science Doctoral Student Awarded Prestigious Research Grant
University of New Orleans computer science doctoral student Mahfuzul Nissan has been awarded a prestigious Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Research Grant an  Read more