UofL Trager Institute provides free services for those caring for older loved ones
Residents of Kentucky counties surrounding Louisville who are caring for a loved one age 60 and older can receive free services to support them...
UofL Trager Institute provides free services for those caring for older loved ones
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Residents of Kentucky counties surrounding Louisville who are caring for a loved one age 60 and older can receive free services...
UofL entrepreneurship bootcamp goes virtual, draws innovators from throughout region Registration open through Feb. 9 for spring 2021 cohort
LaunchIt, the University of Louisville's 10-week entrepreneurial bootcamp, has taken its training online and expanded to serve innovators and university researchers throughout the Midwest...
UofL entrepreneurship bootcamp goes virtual, draws innovators from throughout region Registration open through Feb. 9 for spring 2021 cohort
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – LaunchIt, the University of Louisville's 10-week entrepreneurial bootcamp, has taken its training online and expanded to serve innovators and university researchers...
Meet the small but mighty Business Ops COVID Support Team
In the early months of 2020, concerns about COVID-19 grew rapidly. The need quickly arose for a dependable resource center that could field questions...
UofL’s future-minded work in the spotlight
UofL has been generating a lot of attention of late for its future-minded initiatives. In fact, two recent UofL efforts were recently featured in...
COVID-19 rates continue to increase, with highest rates among 18-34-year-olds Overall mid-December infection levels highest so far, antibody rates show 1 in 10 have been exposed to virus
The steady increase of coronavirus infections throughout Jefferson County has been confirmed by a new round of testing by the Co-Immunity Project. The recent...
UofL Staff Senate receives updates from UofL Police Department
Staff Senate met virtually on Dec. 8 via Microsoft Teams and they were joined by President Neeli Bendapudi and Chief of Police Gary Lewis....
COVID-19 rates continue to increase, with highest rates among 18-34-year-olds according to latest results of the Co-Immunity Project in South Louisville Overall mid-December infection levels highest so far, antibody rates show 1 in 10 have been exposed to virus
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The steady increase of coronavirus infections throughout Jefferson County has been confirmed by a new round of testing by the Co-Immunity...
Medical students expand smart glasses virtual shadowing program
When two medical students opted to take part in an emergency department virtual shadowing session with Jeff Baker, M.D., they didn’t imagine it would...