Ekstrom’s 3rd floor renovations complete
Students, take note. A large, bright and airy study space just opened in Ekstrom Library, just in time for end of the semester cramming.
Third...
UofL senior believes fellow students ‘will positively shape the future of Kentucky and the rest of the world’
Students decide to attend the University of Louisville for an abundance of reasons, some spending years preparing to be a Card. Reagan Miller’s decision,...
Bone Marrow Transplantation Unit patients and their families to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal
Patients who are in the hospital during the holidays miss out on time with friends and family gathered around for a wonderful meal. This...
UofL earns gold seal for excellence in voter engagement
The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge recently awarded UofL a gold seal for achieving student voting rates up to 49%.Â
“Our institution is proud to receive...
UofL freshman uses passion for education to inspire others
The value of education often isn’t appreciated until a later age, partly because kids see it as being forced upon them.
UofL freshman Alyssia Leach,...
UofL sophomore recognized as a Scholar of Kentucky
Eugena Kim, a sophomore graphic design major from Hancock County, Kentucky, has been recognized by the Community Foundation of Louisville as part of its...
Uof L alumnus supporting health care in East Africa
Sociology graduate Ben Belknap (’06, ’16) joined the Peace Corps following completion of his undergraduate degree. He was stationed in the village of Kingiti...
UofL Football receives Academic Achievement Award for the first time
The University of Louisville football team was one of six programs that will share the American Football Coaches AssoÂÂciation 2019 AcaÂdemic AchieveÂment Award, which...
KentuckyOne acquisition, new housing discussed at Staff Senate
Staff Senate met Nov. 11 in Chao Auditorium, where President Neeli Bendapudi provided an update on a number of topics, including the Nov. 1...
UofL alumna brings cat café to Louisville to promote adoption
UofL alumna Karla Spencer (’83, ’89) felt called to act after learning that Louisville Metro Animal Services takes in nearly 1,600 animals each year,...