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Thursday, August 27, 2026
Delphi Center expands offerings, introduces online classes
The Delphi Center at the University of Louisville has expanded its lineup of enrichment courses by partnering with ed2go, an industry leader in online learning for adults.
Green Scene: Sustainable changes
(Editor鈥檚 Note: Green Scene is a monthly column on sustainable activities at UofL written by faculty, staff and students responsible for them.)
Summer movie series continues with ‘Toy Story 3’ Aug. 5
This year's Cards under the Stars summer movie series will conclude with "Toy Story 3" Friday, Aug. 5.
Student-athletes break academic records
Student-athlete. The term for someone who both is enrolled in a university and plays sports is simple enough to understand.
Program allows students to remain full-time soldiers while they get UofL degrees
When University of Louisville's fall semester starts Aug. 22, eight students will attend classes as part of a unique program that allows them to be both full-time students and soldiers.
Strong family donates $150,000 to scholarship program
University of Louisville head football coach Charlie Strong and his family are donating $150,000 to a UofL scholarship program that helps low-income students in Kentucky earn college degrees.
Gehring Academy educates 250 about student conduct, mediation
More than 250 university staff from across the nation gathered at UofL last week for training on student conduct and mediation issues as part of the Association for Student Conduct Administration Gehring Academy.
UofL officials address merger concerns
University of Louisville health officials stated Wednesday that UofL and its medical faculty members will develop a way to ensure a full array of reproductive services are available following the merger of University Hospital, Jewish Hospital & St. Mary鈥檚 HealthCare and Saint Joseph Health System.
UofL scholars earn prominent scholarships for research, international study
Eight University of Louisville students and one recent graduate have earned scholarships to conduct research, travel abroad and, in some cases, study foreign languages and cultures that are considered critical to U.S. national security.