UofL Braden Institute for Social Justice Research recognized for LGBTQ activism
The University of Louisville’s Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research has taken huge steps in bringing Kentucky’s relatively unexplored LGBTQ history to the...
Beer with a Scientist: Immunotherapy is leading to longer life for more cancer patients
At a Beer with a Scientist event four years ago, cancer specialist Jason Chesney, MD, PhD, described clinical trials in immunotherapy being conducted at...
378 student-athletes land on ACC Honor Roll
 The University of Louisville placed 378 student-athletes on the annual Atlantic Coast Conference Honor Roll for the 2018-19 academic year, the league announced on...
Speed School camp aims to make life easier for those with disabilities
Last month, the J.B. Speed School of Engineering hosted its inaugural Design the Future Camp, aimed at making lives easier for individuals with physical...
UofL event showcases what’s new and next in advanced manufacturing
An annual conference at the University of Louisville aims to bring academia, industry, government and investors together to talk advanced manufacturing.
The 2019 KY Nano+AM...
How UofL is helping Louisville turn into an innovation hub
In early June, the city of Louisville announced a new partnership with Microsoft to explore the future of artificial intelligence. As part of this...
UofL student earns prestigious labor law scholarship
Chad Eisenback, a 2L at UofL's Brandeis School of Law, came to law school with the goal of becoming a labor lawyer who would...
Meet the 2019 Alumni Award winners
Whether it’s breaking the race barrier for future nursing students, helping thousands of students make the decision to attend UofL, or pioneering the first...
ULP general pediatrics clinics earn national certification as patient-centered medical home
The three UofL Physicians – General Pediatrics clinics have earned Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) designation by the National Committee for Quality Assurance.
PCMH recognizes primary...
Hite Art Institute hosts art show that examines mental health
While it might seem sleepier on campus through summer, that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to do or see.
You might meander over to Schneider Hall...