LSU New Orleans College of Liberal Arts and Education

09/04/2026

The Cove is Back, Y/All! (Pt.1...; )

09/03/2026

We y/all passed a really good time at ye olde lakefront last weekend for our inaugural Meet Me at The Lake welcome back event!

Wonderful to see so many alumni, students and staff enjoying the natural beauty of our campus--and lakefront view!😍😎🛥️

08/31/2026

Language & Literature Housewarming Celebration August '26. Welcome to the Bicentennial Education Building to our colleagues, friends and students!😍😎👩‍🏫

08/28/2026

Join us this Afternoon! Come kiss the school week goodbye!😍😎⛵️

A new LSU New Orleans tradition bringing generations of Privateers together for music, food, fireworks, and Lakefront spirit.

08/24/2026

Look Who's Hiring Close to Campus?!😍😎

08/20/2026

Join Us on Friday in the Bicentennial Education Center (309).

08/19/2026

Hey COLAED! Coming this Fall/Soon Enough---Work!😍😉

08/14/2026

And we're back!

LSU New Orleans COLAED's Mambo event yesterday @ The Cove marks back to school, y/all! Many thanks to our hosts at The Cove--which will be open this fall!--to our passionate faculty, and to all of our colleagues, alumni and newest members of the COLAED family who attended.

Welcome to COLAED!😍😎👨‍🏫

05/18/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Lisbeth Philip and her 9th cohort of the UNOCPTI program in Translation and Interpreting! We wish them the very best on their future endeavors.

Thanks again to everyone who made this possible: Yanira Gutierrez-Figueroa, Nola July, Annie Johnston and our Language and Literature colleagues who supported Dr. Philip throughout this process: Justin Maxwell, Juliana Starr, Elaine Brooks...

Thank You, all, and congratulations to the graduates!😍😎

05/14/2026

UNO People, Share Your Stories!

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.
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.

A student-led public history project documenting the memories community members hold of the University of New Orleans as it transitions into LSU New Orleans.