‘No Name Calling Week’ offers opportunities to show respect
University of Louisville students, faculty and staff will highlight the issues of bias and bullying during a series of free, public events Jan. 24-28 on Belknap Campus.
Panel stresses need for productive political dialogue
Violent political discourse is not new in the United States, but it can replace real, meaningful dialogue, and in so doing, be a threat to democracy.
UofL’s sustainability efforts rank silver, gold
The University of Louisville has placed near the top in a rating system that tracks how well colleges and universities across the country are doing at reducing their environmental impact.
Event will feature freedom songs from the Underground Railroad
Annual program celebrates the history of African American music
School of Music, campus visits info for Jan. 22
School of Music auditions and the Office Admissions Campus Visit Program will be held as scheduled Saturday, Jan. 22.
Elected officials, professor to discuss tone of public discourse
Two Kentucky elected officials and a University of Louisville political expert will take part in a community forum at UofL on Monday, Jan. 24, about the power words have to shape public sentiment.
Elected officials, professor to discuss tone of public discourse
Yarmuth, Grayson and Farrier to participate in forum