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Bioacoustics is helping conservationists monitor wildlife, but the tech needs improvement
FastCompany | August 21, 2022Darren Proppe, director of the Wild Basin Creative Research Center, spoke about the use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) in wildlife acoustic research.
Students from Uganda studying at St. Edward's University after COVID restrictions lifted
Fox 7 | August 21, 2022International Students and Moreau Scholars Emmanuel Epau '24, a Business Administration and Marketing major, and Shakib Wauyo '26, an Accounting major, spoke about starting school this fall, and how they plan to make the most of their time at St. Edward's to achieve their own goals, as well as to give back to their communities.
Karnes City families say county attorney’s pursuit of truancy crossed way over the line
KSAT 12 | August 17, 2022Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, weighed in on a possible overreach of the Karnes County attorney's office in a truancy case.
UT Tyler poll: Paxton holds 2-point lead in AG race
KXAN | August 16, 2022Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, spoke about a recent UT Tyler poll that indicates that the race for the Texas Attorney General is getting tighter.
Fronteras: New St. Edward's University program trains bilingual students to fill the healthcare language vacuum
Texas Public Radio | August 12, 2022Georgia Seminet, associate professor of Spanish, and Cristina Thornell, associate professor of Counseling, spoke about the new Advanced Spanish for Health and Helping Professions certificate program and the Introduction to Counseling in Spanish course.
Dr. Kelly Green, KVUE Midday Interview
KVUE | July, 25, 2022Kelly Green, associate professor of Psychology and founder/director of the new Certificate for Evidence-based Addiction Counseling at St. Edward's, discussed raising children who are resilient and addiction-resistant.
Area law enforcement agencies have taken in close to $10 million in excess military equipment
KSAT 12 | July 20, 2022Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, shared his views on excess military equipment taken in by law enforcement. The so-called '1033 program’ has been criticized for contributing to the militarization of police.
Tips for visiting colleges amidst inflation challenges
CBS Austin | June 22, 2022Dinah Kinard, senior director of Admissions, shared tips for students who would like to visit colleges. She also spoke about The College Tour at St. Edward's episode, which provides a free, convenient way to get to know the university through the perspective of students.
Conversations with the Chief: Waco police leader breaks down community policing efforts
ABC 25 Waco | June 17, 2022Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Political Science, chimed in on Waco's community policing efforts.
Gun violence Special Session doubtful despite calls for meeting
Fox 7 | May 31, 2022Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, weighed in on the likelihood that Governor Greg Abbott will call a Special Session on gun control ahead of the next legislative session.
After another mass shooting, Texas Democrats again push for gun control measures
KHOU 11 | May 31, 2022David Thomason, associate professor of Political Science, spoke about Texas Democrats' move to urge state leaders to enact gun control measures in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting.
Students in program for children of migrant farm workers graduate at St. Edward's University
Fox 7 | May 10, 2022The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) graduation ceremony and Legacy Walk were featured in a heartwarming story in which CAMP students shared what they valued most about their time at St. Edward's.
Meet Tammie Rubin, The Artist Who Won This Year's "Tito's Prize"
Austin Monthly | April 27, 2022Tammie Rubin, associate professor of ceramics & sculpture, was featured in a Q&A after winning the "Tito's Prize" for art.
Americans gear up for midterm polls amid economic woes, Ukraine war
Channel NewsAsia | April 25, 2022Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, shared his thoughts on how Russian President Vladimir Putin will factor into the U.S. midterm elections.
Austin approves resolution aimed at combating food insecurity in food-insecure areas
Austin Statesman | April 21, 2022The Civics Lab at St. Edward's met its goal when the Austin City Council approved a resolution addressing food insecurity.
How Texas Became the Most Virulently Anti-Trans State in America
New York Magazine | April 5, 2022Adam McCormick, associate professor of Social Work, weighed in on proposed anti-trans legislation in Texas.
15% of Austin faces food insecurity. A St. Edward's student project could be part of the solution
Austin Statesman | April 4, 2022The Civics Lab, a group of 50 students from St. Edward's University, wants to help make a difference and is joining the efforts to improve food accessibility in Austin.
Austin research points to why birds seemed louder at the start of pandemic
KUT | March 29, 2022Darren Proppe, research director of the Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve and Creative Research Center, and St. Edward's student Ederé Ohwobete shared findings from their environmental noise research conducted during the pandemic.
It’s Time to Double Pell Because All Students Deserve a Transformative Education
Diverse Issues in Higher Education | March 3, 2022President Montserrat Fuentes penned an op-ed in support of the national effort to double the Pell grant award to make college more accessible for all.
Student-led advocacy group looks to introduce food accessibility initiative in Austin
CBS Austin | March 3, 2022The Civics Lab, a student group, discussed their work to combat the growing problem of food accessibility in Austin.
Transgender Texas kids are terrified after governor orders that parents be investigated for child abuse
Texas Tribune | March 1, 2022Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, weighed in on Governor Greg Abbott's order requiring state child welfare officials to launch child abuse investigations into reports of transgender kids receiving gender-affirming care.
Nine more women secure college and university president positions
University Business | March 1, 2022President Montserrat Fuentes was one of five female presidents inaugurated over the week.
St. Edward's University holds inauguration for first Hispanic president
CBS Austin | February 27, 2022St. Edward's University formally welcomed Montserrat Fuentes as the 24th president.
St. Edward's University inaugurates 1st Hispanic president
Fox 7 | February 27, 2022St. Edward's University President Montserrat Fuentes' historic inauguration as the school's first Hispanic president was recognized.
St. Edward's University to inaugurate first Hispanic president
KVUE | February 26, 2022President Montserrat Fuentes was featured as the university's 24th president.
St. Edward's University welcomes new president at inauguration ceremony
Austin Statesman | February 26, 2021Images of President Montserrat Fuentes and the inauguration ceremony were captured in a photo essay.
More evidence of racial bias seen in Massachusetts police stops than state news release suggests
WCVB Boston | February 11, 2022Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, discussed the racial bias found in a study of traffic stops conducted by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security.
The State Board of Education seat that represents Central Texas is up for grabs, here’s why it matters
KXAN | February 11, 2022Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science spoke about the State Board of Education elections.
Xi-Putin summit: Russia inches closer to China as ‘new cold war’ looms
The Guardian | February 3, 2022Sharyl Cross, director of the Kozmetsky Center, shared her insights on the upcoming historic meeting of world leaders Xi Jinping of China and Vladimir Putin of Russian.
The Role Of Emotions In B2B Technology Marketing
Forbes Technology Council | January 19, 2022Arie Brish, adjunct professor at The Bill Munday School of Business, penned a blog on the role of emotions in B2B technology marketing.
Biden's first year: early successes forgotten amid multiple crises
The National | January 19, 2022Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, discussed President Biden's first year in office and the outlook for the Democratic party.
How Congress’ voting rights legislation could affect Texas election laws
KXAN | January 12, 2022David Thomason, associate professor of Political Science, spoke about voting rights legislation that could affect Texas election laws.
Congressman Gohmert discusses AG candidacy, 2020 election, January 6 insurrection
KXAN | January 10, 2022Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, spoke about the Texas governor's race and 2020 elections.
OPINION Commentary: Divergent masking policies, disparate infection rates
Austin Statesman | January 11, 2022Nicholas Long, professor of Political Science, wrote an op-ed on area school district masking policies.
Nueva presidenta de St. Edward’s, comprometida con la misión de la Santa Cruz
Catholic Spirit | January 10, 2022President Montserrat Fuentes discussed the university's commitment to the Holy Cross mission and its focus on student success.
What new Texas laws go in effect in 2022?
Austin Statesman | January 9, 2022Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, spoke about new laws taking effect in 2022.
Student commission prepares to tackle affordable housing crisis
Austin Monitor | December 7, 2021The Austin Monitor covered a new effort by the city's College Student Commission to create a work group to study the city's affordable housing crisis as it pertains to students.
Michigan bills would ban so-called gay, trans panic defense
WKAR Michigan State University | December 6, 2021Carsten Andresen, associate professor of Criminal Justice, spoke on the ongoing efforts to ban gay/trans panic defenses in Michigan.
Learning Curve Management Of New Products And Services
Forbes Technology Council | November 22, 2021Arie Brish, adjunct professor in The Bill Munday School of Business, wrote an article on the learning curve management of new products and services for the Forbes Technology Council.
McConaughey said he won't run for Texas governor. What does that mean for Beto and Abbott?
Austin Statesman | November 30, 2021Brian Smith, associate dean of the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences and professor of Political Science, discussed Matthew McConaughey's decision not to run for Texas governor and what it means for Democrat Beto O'Rourke and Gov. Greg Abbott.