Despite the terrible devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is still one of the North America's most interesting and culturally vibrant cities. There are many challenges ahead for both our University and the neighborhoods and communities of this city. We need to provide incentives to bring all people back to this city, to provide strong education and health care for all citizens, to protect our city from man-made disasters through proper levee protection and to restore our coastal wetlands. If we can say that one thing describes the uniqueness of New Orleans it is the rich tapestry of our neighborhoods, with many of the unscathed neighborhoods containing a unique mix of one-of-a-kind retail shops, world-class restaurants, and music venues. The fabric of many neighborhoods has been torn apart by Katrina and our mission is to restore the unique culture and traditions of our city. Please explore the links below to discover the beauty and uniqueness of our city.
Discover New Orleans
Nola.com
NewOrleans.com
New Orleans Convention & Visitors Bureau
New Orleans Weather
Bring Back New Orleans
Gulf Coast Restoration Network
Louisiana Coastal Restoration
America's Wetland
Aquarium of the Americas
Audubon Zoo
Audubon Park
D-Day Museum
New Orleans Museum of Art
Jean Lafitte National Park
Bayou Savage National Wildlife Refuge
New Orleans Dining Guide
Fodors
New Orleans Dining
WWOZ
offBEAT
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
Satchmo.com
Nola.com Music
Tipitina's
