UofL students digging up the dirt on bacteria in soil
UofL students are conducting research on bacteria in soil to determine what bacteria can be used as a self-renewing fertilizer. Biology professor Paul Himes...
A life in the clouds: The science of extreme weather, cloud physics and climate change at Beer with a Scientist
With spring just around the corner, Louisville area residents will expect not only April showers and May flowers, but spring tornadoes. These destructive storms...
Students opening on-campus food pantry to address food insecurity
The Cardinal Cupboard food pantry, a sustainability and social justice initiative of Student Involvement addressing campus food insecurity, will open Jan. 31 in the...
Louisville Visual Art honors UofL artists, educators
Louisville Visual Art聽has announced its annual Louisville Visual Art Honors, the organization鈥檚 highly coveted awards, with all of the recipients having strong UofL ties.聽
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UofL’s MLK Scholars keep the dream alive
When senior Elizabeth Pe帽a was a high school student, she got an email about UofL鈥檚 MLK Scholar program. As it turns out, that email...
UofL professors take their expertise to the public as part of MyLibraryU program
Several University of Louisville professors are taking their expertise to the public early this semester as invited participants in Louisville Free Public Library鈥檚 MyLibraryU.
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A&S professors share history’s impact on present
University of Louisville professors lecturing in a public, monthly series this semester will examine how history affects the present in their wide-ranging fields of...
UofL parking strategy presented to Faculty Senate
The Faculty Senate opened its January meeting with a memorial to law professor Laurence Knowles, who passed away on Oct. 17. Knowles served on...
UofL expands out-of-state scholarship program
UofL has expanded its Regional Scholars Program to include Evansville and Indianapolis, boosting the total number of targeted regions to seven. The expansion is...
UofL cancer-targeting technology licensed to California medical company
California-based medical device company, Qualigen Inc., has licensed a drug technology developed at the University of Louisville that uses tiny, DNA-coated gold nanoparticles to...