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Thursday, June 4, 2026

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    Cody Robinson and his family at the beach.
    Protecting U.S. waterways while earning a UofL degree
    Campus & Community Kyle Hurwitz -
    On Aug. 4, the United States Coast Guard celebrates its 234th birthday, which includes a recognition of its precursors: the Revenue Marine, the Revenue...
    a woman throws the discus in a track and field competition
    UofL Cardinals punch tickets to summer Olympics
    Campus & Community Erica Walsh -
    Several Cardinals are taking part in the 2024 Summer Olympics, including a history-making track and field athlete.   Senior Jayden Ulrich is the first Cardinal...
    The oval entrance and Grawemeyer Hall at UofL.
    Board of Trustees highlights, July 2024
    Campus & Community Chris Wooton -
    The University of Louisville Board of Trustees elected new officers and conducted its first evaluation of President Kim Schatzel during its July 25 annual...
    A woman with large round glasses is framed by lab equipment as she adds fluids into a test tube.
    UofL program empowers local teachers to bring science to life
    Empowering our Communities Audrie Lamb -
    Imagine a classroom filled with students passionate about science in Louisville. Thanks to a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant administered by the University of...
    photo collage of UofL students awarded a Fulbright award
    UofL grads win prestigious awards, including seven Fulbrights
    ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ & Leadership Audrie Lamb -
    Across the globe, classrooms will soon be buzzing with a new kind of Cardinal spirit. Seven UofL students were named Fulbright scholars for 2024. The...
    UofL researcher Meg Hancock
    Going for Gold: UofL researcher explores why many Olympians are college athletes
    ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ & Leadership Baylee Pulliam -
    In summer 2021, more than 600 elite athletes made their way to Tokyo as part of the U.S. Olympic team.  The vast majority — some...
    Roman Yampolskiy, associate professor of computer science, believes artificial superintelligence cannot be controlled, leaving a high probability that a superintelligent AI system could do immense harm to its human creators. Photo by Ashly Cecil.
    Q&A: UofL AI safety expert says artificial superintelligence could harm humanity
    Science & Tech Betty Coffman -
    Roman Yampolskiy knows a thing or two about artificial intelligence (AI). A University of Louisville associate professor of computer science, he conducts research into...
    three young women and one yug man in a hallway in a government building
    Spring fever in the Capitol UofL students gain hands-on experience in state legislature internship program
    Post Types Caitlin Brooks -
    Every spring in Frankfort, the Kentucky General Assembly convenes for the spring legislative session. If you peek inside the bustling halls of the Capitol...
    A man stands next to a roller coaster track
    What a ride Alumnus Jeff Pike recalls the ups and downs of a career designing amusement park coasters
    Post Types Betty Coffman -
    From the time he was 6, Jeff Pike ’98 knew he wanted to design and build roller coasters. The Cincinnati native enrolled at UofL. After...
    3 men and a woman on a golf course
    Teeing up the tournament Cardinals were behind the scenes for golf’s biggest days
    Post Types Brendon Hobson -
    For the first time since 2014, Louisville’s Valhalla Golf Club was home to the PGA Championship, and UofL was a driving force behind the...
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