ThinkIR’s 1 millionth download a major milestone in bringing UofL scholarship to global audience
UofL’s Institutional Repository, ThinkIR – a digital platform which hosts and offers open access to scholarship of UofL’s faculty, researchers and students – has passed...
UofL’s Mallory Comerford once again a national champion
During the Women's NCAA Swimming Championships last week, UofL's Mallory Comerford secured two national titles, including her third straight 200 freestyle win in as...
UofL SGA welcomes new officers for 2019-20
The results of the 2019-20 Student Government Association elections are in.
Jasper Noble, a junior who is double majoring in political science and history, is...
UofL’s International Center marks 70 years on campus
For UofL’s International Center, 2019 is shaping up to be something quite special as it marks its 70th anniversary milestone. The center began in...
‘Stay engaged’ in strategic planning process, urges President Bendapudi
Dozens of faculty, staff and students came together Monday at the Student Activities Center to hear updates and provide feedback on the university’s strategic...
UofL School of Music names new dean
The University of Louisville has selected an award-winning author and music scholar to serve as dean of its School of Music.
Teresa Reed, professor of...
Learning from co-workers: UofL kicks off mentoring program
A mentoring program aimed at helping UofL employees connect and learn from each other kicks off this week and administrators are urging people to...
Women to watch: UofL alumnae and friends honored by Business First
Five alumnae and friends of the university were selected for the 2019 Business Women First program. The program honors professional women who are making a...
UofL’s Meg Peavy makes a lasting impact on and off the tennis court
Students, faculty, and staff on campus know Meg Peavy as the tennis professional at the Bass-Rudd Tennis Center.
The former UofL women’s tennis player and...
UofL alumna picked for State Department fellowship Zerlina Bartholomew '15 is on the path to becoming a U.S. diplomat
Zerlina Bartholomew '15 has been accepted into the Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Program, a U.S. State Department program intended to prepare outstanding individuals...