As the University of New Orleans undergoes a major institutional transition, this project is collecting the stories, memories, and lived experiences that have shaped the university across generations.
About the Project
This student-led project is collecting memories, archival documents, and oral histories during a time when the University of New Orleans undergoes significant institutional change.
By bringing community perspectives into conversation with archival materials and public narratives, the project invites reflection on how histories are constructed, how meaning changes when memory is shared, and how different voices help shape collective understanding of who the university has been and who it is becoming.
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What We’re Doing
Oral history interviews with alumni, faculty, and staff
Collecting public voice memos
Hosting collaborative public workshops
Researching archives and institutional storytelling
Building future public-facing exhibits and resources
How to Participate
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Contribute a memory, reflection, or story about UNO through a voice memo or written submission. Click here for more info.
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Join collaborative workshops exploring logos, spaces, traditions, and legacy. Interested? Sign up for our newsletter for updates.
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