Meeting students where they are UofL is opening new doors in the classroom to give students a competitive boost in the workforce
Entrepreneurship in the music industry. Hospitality management. Cybersecurity. Multicultural marketing. Human resources leadership.
These may all sound as related as apples and oranges, but each...
This land is your land? DNA research digs into the origins of far-flung ancestral homelands – and how our ancestors actually got there
Where did your ancestors come from? What impact did they have on who you are?
Since the early 2000s, millions of people have taken advantage...
Good care comes in threes School of Medicine faculty Lauren, Stephanie and Allison Boden share a lot more than just a last name
What are the odds of triplets? Of female triplets? Of the triplets all becoming physicians and each choosing orthopedics? The odds seem astronomical, but...
The persistence of inspiration UofL's Grawemeyer Awards turn 40
by Professor John Ferré, executive director of the Grawemeyer Awards
In 1985, celebrated Polish composer and conductor Witold Lutoslawski arrived in Louisville, Kentucky, to accept...
UofL community project is changing lives for vulnerable populations
Residents of certain zip codes live fewer years than their neighbors. According to 2020 census data, life expectancy is 65 years for those who...
UofL’s graduate programs rank among the nation’s best in 2025 U.S. News & World Report
In its 2025 edition of Best Graduate Schools, U.S. News & World Report ranks UofL’s School of Medicine among the best in the nation....
Funding through UofL partnership helps Laurel County company improve technology
As the CEO and founder of a successful 50-year-old custom cabinet and millwork business in Laurel County, James Stidham has faced many challenges. His...
New initiative aims to reduce loneliness among older adults in Louisville
Loneliness is increasingly recognized as a serious risk to the health and well-being of older adults, linked to heightened risks of depression, cognitive decline,...
UofL student, Army veteran hopes to work as an environmental engineer
Benjamin Sparks, a U.S. Army veteran and UofL student, has his sights set on tackling the water crisis in the western United States caused...
UofL chemistry initiative sparks curiosity in high school students
Do you remember the exact moment you knew what you wanted to study in college? Was it a career day? Was it a book...