Freshmen challenged at Convocation
University of Louisville President James Ramsey and Provost Shirley Willihnganz formally welcomed incoming freshmen and their parents Friday afternoon at the convocation and CAPS ceremony.
Award-winning writers to give readings, conduct master classes
The University of Louisville's fall Axton Reading Series will feature the return of one of its Axton fellows and a trio of award-winning Chicago-based writers to discuss their work and lead master classes.
Lecture series highlights span of research in arts, sciences
University of Louisville professors' field research can take them all over the globe, and some will serve up their observations during the fall Meet the Professors luncheon lecture series.
Saturday Academy’s Aug. 27, Sept. 24 sessions examine 55,000 Degrees
The Saturday Academy, a University of Louisville-sponsored community outreach program, will present two special sessions in August and September that focus on black educational attainment and achievement in Louisville.
UofL research could improve organization’s ability to foster peace in Northern Ireland
Research by University of Louisville students and their professor may help improve peace efforts in Northern Ireland.
Move-in day brings freshmen to campus
Zerlina Bartholomew couldn't quite contain her excitement and nervousness – although she tried.
‘Bars to Walls’ grants public view of prison art
The Hite Galleries are opening a new exhibit this month.
Nucleus celebrates growth
Nucleus, an economic development initiative of the University of Louisville Foundation, celebrated new tenants, a major expansion by an existing tenant and having a nearly full house at an event Aug. 16.
Screenings part of UofL Health Care fair offerings
UofL Health Care will provide screenings, information, exhibits and a special hands-on experience Aug. 18-28 at the Kentucky State Fair.
School of Medicine alumna gives gift to fight blinding eye disease
Geneva Matlock , a retired anesthesiologist and University of Louisville School of Medicine graduate, has given $4 million to her alma mater to fund research in macular degeneration – a condition that she has and which she believes took her mother’s eyesight.






















