UofL’s Early Learning Campus gets highest marks for care of littlest Cards
With top scores in every category, Early Learning Campus, the early child development center that is part of the University of Louisville College of...
UofL’s freshman class is large, diverse
Classes at UofL start today, and preliminary figures show a large, diverse student body, with increased numbers participating in non-traditional paths to graduation including...
Move-in Day brings excitement 鈥 and a few tears 鈥 for students and families
Sydney Dunigan was excited yet anxious as she arrived on Belknap Campus Thursday. Sydney and her mother, Holly, unloaded their car and began walking...
UofL’s nursing students take important step in their clinical education
As a new semester begins, nearly 40 doctorate of nursing practice (DNP) students will participate in a white coat ceremony marking their advancement from...
UofL鈥檚 Envirome Institute creates Louisville Data Commons to support community health research
An important mission of the Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute at the University of Louisville is to encourage citizens to participate in research to...
Exhibit captures student life through the ages
A new Archives and Special Collections exhibition, 鈥淭he UofL Student Experience,鈥 showcases photographs and memorabilia that capture campus life through the ages. 聽
Artifacts range...
Speed School camp inspires future engineers to solve big problems
The enthusiastic group was small, but mighty.
Eight students from The Academy@Shawnee spent three days at the University of Louisville earlier this week getting inspired...
UofL archaeologist to discuss mapping of Maya 鈥楢tlantis鈥 John R. Hale, Ph.D., will recount underwater mapping of an ancient ceremonial site at Beer with a Scientist, Aug. 14
After a Guatemalan sport diver discovered ancient Maya ruins in the depths of Lake Atitlan, underwater archaeologist John R. Hale, PhD, director of the...
Bioengineering major has always been 鈥榯rying to find a reason or way to help people鈥
Motivated by his cousin who was born without most of his legs, bioengineering major Miles Dunn wants to develop prosthetics when he graduates.
"That's always...
UofL’s new Bridges to Baccalaureate initiative provides pipeline to STEM programs
A new initiative called the UofL Bridges to Baccalaureate program will provide a pipeline of support and mentoring for underrepresented and economically disadvantaged students...