This bustling hub is the beating heart of the University of New Orleans. The University Center, a towering, multi-level structure, is a prime example of the 1960s architecture, its design resembling a ship, complete with balconies and courtyards. Opened in 1969, the University Center is more than just a place to study, it’s a meeting point for the entire campus. The lively atmosphere, with the smell of freshly brewed coffee wafting from the various cafes and the chatter of students, forms a vibrant backdrop to the constant buzz of activity. The student government, a vibrant assembly of student representatives, oversees the smooth running of the university. You can witness the spirit of student leadership in action, from organizing a debate on environmental issues to campaigning for a new student initiative. On the second floor, a quieter gallery lounge provides a perfect space for those seeking calm. While the University Center is a haven for students to meet, relax and study, it also serves as a testament to the history of UNO. The flags of the countries from which the students hail are hung in the lobby. Each one represents a new chapter in the university’s diverse and ever-evolving tapestry. Be sure to check out the grand ballroom, a testament to the grandeur of the building’s design. It has often hosted the campus’s most important events, from graduation ceremonies to large-scale student gatherings and public lectures.
Greater Saint Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church
Established 82 years ago this is Greater St Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church. It began in Uptown New Orleans with