In 2005, Freret Street flooded near Tulane University’s uptown campus. (Courtesy of Tulane Archives)

Since 2005, Freret Street has recovered and is a fixture of life at Tulane University’s uptown campus.

The field behind Newcomb Hall flooded from the building to Broadway Street. (Courtesy of Tulane Archives)

The Boot, a popular bar near Tulane’s uptown campus, flooded due to Hurricane Katrina. (Courtesy of Tulane Archives)

The Boot, an iconic landmark in Uptown New Orleans, was ranked a top bar in the US by the New York Times.

Mussafer Hall experienced damage due to Hurricane Katrina.(Courtesy of Tulane Archives)

Mussafer Hall, the donation of David and Marion Mussafer, sits on the academic quad of Tulane University.

Following the storm, the steps up to the Reilly Student Recreation Center served as a place to dock recovery boats. (Courtesy of Tulane Archives)

20 years later, the Reilly Center sports the same high steps that docked boats when the area flooded.

Brown Field was flooded. Some people navigated the area following the storm using boats. (Courtesy of Tulane Archives)

Brown Field and its surrounding areas have been restored and serve as a field and residence halls.