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Thursday, August 27, 2026
Group wants students to consider Peace Corps service
As a college student in his native Belize, Henry Cunningham, director of community engagement, met Peace Corps workers from the United States.
Debate equals activism for UofL’s Malcolm X team
The University of Louisville Malcolm X Debate team is on a mission.
Student Notables
UofL students are doing some really cool things — and gaining recognition for them.
Students run for, stand with critically ill children
On Saturday, 54 University of Louisville medical and dental students will run in the Kentucky Derby Marathon and then donate their medals to cancer patients.
Student’s design could become as well-known as recycling symbol
University of Louisville graphic design student Laura Howard made her mark April 21 when her design was picked to represent bioplastic products in much the same way that the recycling symbol identifies products that have been or can be recycled.
Author to describe ‘Marine’s Path to Peace’
Former Marine Capt. Rye Barcott, author of a new book about co-founding a Kenyan slum relief effort and how it affected his military service, will talk about his work and memoir during a free, public lecture April 27 at the University of Louisville.
Master’s theater students to present ‘Solo Command Performances’
Master’s of fine arts students will perform original short plays in a University of Louisville Theatre Arts Department production Wednesday, April 27, at the Thrust Theatre, 2314 S. Floyd St.Curtain time is 7 p.m.
Street closures will hinder April 30 final exam parking on Belknap
Access to Belknap Campus will be limited until 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 30, because of street closures for the Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon and Mini-Marathon.
Outstanding students honored
Outstanding University of Louisville students and campus organizations received recognition Monday, April 18, for achievement on campus and in the community.
Pinto chosen as engineering dean
The University of Louisville has selected University of Cincinnati administrator Neville Pinto as dean of the J.B. Speed School of Engineering, pending Board of Trustees approval.