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Marimba player Ji Su Jung kicks off Musical Excursions.

_{September 19, 2024}

School of the Arts Presents 2024-25 Performance and Events Schedule

The fall 2024 and spring 2025 schedules will bring eclectic performances featuring new works and classics. Read more

Students walk across campus of the University of New Orleans on the first day of fall semester classes.

_{September 18, 2024}

The University of New Orleans Announces Significant Increases in Number of New Freshmen and Transfer Students

New freshmen were up 20% and transfer students jumped 60%. Read more

The National WWII Museum U.S. Freedom Pavilion: The Boeing Center is the venue for UNO’s annual Distinguished Alumni Gala.

_{September 17, 2024}

The University of New Orleans Announces 2024 Distinguished Alumni for Colleges, Athletics

The University of New Orleans will also honor distinguished alumni at the annual Distinguished Alumni Gala. Read more

The counselor education graduate programs at UNO are now fully reaccredited through 2030.

_{September 6, 2024}

UNO’s Counselor Education Graduate Programs Reaccredited Through 2030

The counselor education graduate programs at the University of New Orleans received full reaccreditation from the Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). Read more

(from left) Kyson Small and Jonathan Reed Jr. have been selected as UNO’s 4th cohort of Reginald F. Lewis Scholars.

_{September 4, 2024}

Two New UNO Students Named Reginald F. Lewis Scholars

University of New Orleans students Jonathan Reed Jr. Read more

Justin McKenzie most recently served as the CIO at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania.

_{August 22, 2024}

Justin McKenzie Named Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer

The University of New Orleans has selected Justin McKenzie as its new vice president for information technology and chief information officer. Read more

Former Louisiana Poet Laureate Mona Lisa Saloy’s “Black Creole Chronicles” is the One Book One New Orleans selection for 2024.

_{August 12, 2024}

One Book One New Orleans Announces Partnership with the University

Former Louisiana Poet Laureate Mona Lisa Saloy’s “Black Creole Chronicles” is the One Book One New Orleans selection for 2024. Read more

A’ishah Abdalah is using her U.S. State Department scholarship to study Arabic this summer.

_{July 31, 2024}

International Studies Major Selected for U.S. State Department Critical Language Scholarship Program

University of New Orleans student A’ishah Abdalah is one of 500 American college students to receive the U.S. Read more

_{July 12, 2024}

$100,000 from Patrick F. Taylor Foundation to Fund Scholarships and Emergency Grants for Students

A $100,000 donation from the Patrick F. Taylor Foundation will fund scholarships and emergency grants for students at the University of New Orleans. Read more