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Kelly Hite

Kelly Hite

Verified

Associate News Editor, Biz New Orleans

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Total articles 227

  • Threat to Louisiana University Research Temporarily Delayed

    By Kelly Hite Verified| Biz New Orleans Verified NEW ORLEANS - On April 14, Louisiana State University (LSU) received a “conditional termination” letter from the Department of Energy (DOE), stating that all of its DOE research awards will be cut off unless the university accepts a new 15% cap on indirect cost reimbursements by May 14. University officials estimate this change could result in a $1.3 million loss for LSU, primarily impacting the College of Science and College of Engineering.

    By Kelly Hite Verified · Biz New Orleans

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • University of New Orleans Activity in the Spotlight

    By Kelly Hite Verified| Biz New Orleans Verified NEW ORLEANS – The University of New Orleans has been active across a range of important areas, including participating in the Model UN National Conference in New York City, participating in the University of Louisiana System 14th Annual Academic Summit at Nicholls State University, winning high-level defense scholarships, and finding innovative ways to promote its MBA program.

    By Kelly Hite Verified · Biz New Orleans

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Threat to Louisiana University Research Temporarily Delayed

    By Kelly Hite Verified| Biz New Orleans Verified NEW ORLEANS - On April 14, Louisiana State University (LSU) received a “conditional termination” letter from the Department of Energy (DOE), stating that all of its DOE research awards will be cut off unless the university accepts a new 15% cap on indirect cost reimbursements by May 14. University officials estimate this change could result in a $1.3 million loss for LSU, primarily impacting the College of Science and College of Engineering.

    By Kelly Hite Verified · Biz New Orleans

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Biz New Orleans

Metairie, Louisiana, United States

+1 504-830-7231