UofL students prove not even a global pandemic can slow them down
Much has been documented about UofL鈥檚 work throughout the COVID 19 pandemic, including our agility in moving to remote operations and our deeply impactful...
UofL selected for U.S. Department of Energy efficiency program
The University of Louisville is one of 32 universities nationwide participating in a U.S. Department of Energy program to help manufacturers in the region...
UofL brings back its accelerated nursing degree program
The University of Louisville School of Nursing is relaunching its accelerated second-degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, as the need for nurses is...
UofL professor reflects on her decades-long work with the Paralympic and Olympic Games
The eyes of the world have turned to Tokyo and the 2020 Olympic Games.
While many watching the Games are fans of specific sports or...
University of Louisville announces settlement with Ramsey and Smith
The University of Louisville Board of Trustees and The University of Louisville Foundation announced today that they have approved the terms agreed to in...
UofL social work student balances work as a Coast Guard reservist
Andrea Heming, who is pursuing a master of science in Social Work degree, also happens to be a Marine Science technician in the Coast...
UofL Speed School alum part of Jeff Bezos’ historic rocket launch
Engineer and Speed School alumnus Gregg Blincoe (Mechanical Engineering, 鈥15) remembers how he stayed up late the night before his first co-op assignment began...
New director of UofL’s Anne Braden Institute wants more people to join ‘long chain of struggle’
Michael 鈥淏randon鈥 McCormack has been named director of UofL鈥檚 Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research. He is the institute鈥檚 first Black director, replacing...
Louisville Teacher Residency program celebrates inaugural graduates and incoming class
After graduation of the inaugural class of students in May, the second group of Louisville Teacher Residency students pick up the baton to begin...
When consumers believe humanized ‘Lady Luck’ shares the risk, UofL research shows it can lead to risky financial choices
When people believe that a humanized 鈥淟ady Luck鈥 shares risk with them, they may be more likely to make risky financial decisions, according to...