The objects that appear in this collection describe the work of the Student Hurricane Network (SHN). In the fall of 2005, law students from across the country formed the SHN as a national association dedicated to providing…

Written and Narrated by Hundreds. Drawn by Francesco Di Santis. A media project of the Common Ground Collective.

Work created by students in various programs and courses taught at the oldest and largest community college in Louisiana. The main campus is in New Orleans' City Park neighborhood.

This collection contains materials related to the play entitled, "Katrina Stories," written

by and about the experiences of Tulane Law School students during and after Hurricane Katrina. Law student,

Mary Nagle, wrote and…

This collection is beginning to represent the wealth of material generated by students, faculty, and administration connected to Louisiana's urban research university.



Ultimately, a great variety of colleges and degree programs…

This collection comprises 145 oral history interview transcripts, 142 photographs,and 114 photographic essays

and narratives contributed by Instructor Dr. Buck T. Foster and his history students from Mississippi Gulf Coast…

Collection created by the Do You Know What it Means, New Orleans project.

The Beaumont Enterprise (Beaumont, Texas) collection comprises individual news stories and entire editions that relate how Hurricanes Katrina and Rita affected Southeast Texas. The collection begins in late August 2005 with…

This collection comprises photographs taken in Bay St. Louis, Diamondhead, Pass Christian, Long Beach, Gulfport, and along Highway 90 by an anonymous photographer who assessed damage to homes on the Mississippi Coast following…

This collection contains nine short documentaries produced by New Orleans area

filmmakers following Hurricane Katrina for the New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC).



NOVAC's mission is to foster the creation and…