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In 1976, Randy Butler made his start on the Louisville Cardinals football team to become the University of Louisville’s first Black quarterback.   A native of...

What makes someone a history maker? Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines the concept as “one that by acts, ideas or existence modifies the course of history.”  Throughout...

The University of Louisville was desegregated in 1950-51, however civil rights unrest and activism continued well throughout the 1960s. In late April 1969, in fact,...

As she stood in front of the National Pan-Hellenic Council plots outside of the admissions building during homecoming in October of 2020, Terina Matthews...

The University of Louisville does not shy away from the fight for equality. Instead, UofL tackles the issue head-on while celebrating diversity and fostering...

As part of the Atlantic Coast Conference's continued commitment to social justice and racial equity, the league has announced plans for the conference's second...

The University of Louisville commemorates Black history every day through the Charles H. Parrish Jr. Freedom Park, created in 2012 between Second and Third...

UofL Basketball great and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer Wes Unseld left behind a giant legacy before his death in June at age...

The Black Male Initiative formally began at UofL in 2011 as the African American Male Initiative. In its 10 years, the student success program’s...

Editor’s note: What does Black History Month mean in the context of the University of Louisville? Some highlights from “University of Louisville Belknap Campus,”...