2024 Grawemeyer prize winner in religion explores God’s humanity
The traditional story of the rainbow as a symbol of hope and God's unwavering love might be incomplete, according to Rev. Charles Halton, winner...
Friend, foe or learning as we grow? UofL Magazine explores the pros and perils of using generative AI
As AI changes the way the world works, UofL faculty and others wrestle with the opportunities and challenges that generative artificial intelligence presents 鈥...
The brave new world of ChatGPT UofL helps faculty and students learn to use generative artificial intelligence productively and ethically
Generative artificial intelligence has been a topic of considerable discussion 鈥 excitement, trepidation, curiosity 鈥 since the release of OpenAI鈥檚 ChatGPT for free public...
Addressing affordability UofL puts accessibility at the forefront of education while making strides to lessen student debt
Higher education opens the door to unique learning opportunities and experiences that allow students to follow their dreams and launch successful careers. But for...
A rising tide UofL expands health care footprint in rural communities
Somerlin Cheek was in treatment in a substance abuse rehab facility in a tiny eastern Kentucky community when a doctor there asked her a...
In the shadows of the Twin Spires UofL celebrates the 150th anniversary of its most famous neighbor
When the University of Louisville moved to Belknap Campus in 1923, it was welcomed to the neighborhood by the city鈥檚 most venerable institution 鈥...
Report on legislative session highlights UofL trustees meeting
Several major University of Louisville projects received the green light for funding during the latest session of the Kentucky General Assembly. In her April...
UofL鈥檚 2024 Presidential Excellence Awardees raise the bar for quality education
The time, effort and energy that University of Louisville faculty and staff commit to making UofL a great place to learn, discover, connect and...
UofL researchers develop VR technology to combat eating disorders Development is supported by prestigious National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) Feeding Hope Fund grant
University of Louisville researchers have been awarded a prestigious grant from the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) to further develop a virtual reality technology...
Canon brings industry expertise to mentor, support UofL’s graphic design students
鈥淭his project hurt my brain,鈥 College of Arts and Sciences student Haley Hartley said with a smile, pulling up images of her design work.
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