Loyola University New Orleans is an Uptown campus on St. Charles Avenue, next to Tulane University and across from Audubon Park. Its oak-lined grounds and free art gallery give you reasons to stop beyond the university buildings. Marquette Hall and the sculpture garden behind it were filming locations for the movie *Happy Death Day*. The campus is also known for a supportive academic atmosphere, with approachable professors and helpful advisors. Check with the university before planning a visit focused on campus buildings or services.
Campus locations from Happy Death Day
Loyola’s Marquette Hall appears in *Happy Death Day*: the film used its exterior for the dorm where the character Tree wakes up repeatedly. The sculpture garden behind the building was the setting for her morning walk. Veritas Hall, a university-owned mansion down the street, stood in for her sorority house.
The university art gallery
The campus has an art gallery with free admission. It reopened after Hurricane Katrina and has continued to provide space for local artists. Its location makes it a useful indoor stop when you are visiting the Uptown area.
FAQ
Is Loyola University New Orleans’ art gallery free?
Yes. The university art gallery is free to visit.
Where is Loyola University New Orleans?
The campus is at 6363 St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans, next to Tulane University and across from Audubon Park.
Was Happy Death Day filmed at Loyola University?
Yes. Marquette Hall and the sculpture garden behind it were among the campus locations used for the film.
