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Juneteenth, short for June Nineteenth, marks the day in 1865 when the enslaved persons in Texas and other southern states were finally free -...

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...

The Supreme Court ruled that colleges and universities cannot include race in their admissions criteria but may consider its effect on individual students. We...

Jacob Frank didn’t participate in science fairs or join robotics clubs or take specialized STEM courses. But the seeds of engineering were planted early...

We are aware that recent developments around the country, in the commonwealth and even on our campuses have negatively impacted our LGBTQ students, particularly...

More than a decade before she became the first Black female student in the University of Louisville School of Medicine, Delores Gordon Alleyne set...

Left brain or right brain? Most people, whether analytical or creative, focus on one skill. However, Prathiba Natesan Batley challenges this idea by excelling...

 INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine has again recognized UofL for its outstanding efforts toward diversity and inclusion, making this the ninth consecutive year the university...

Psychologist Aesha L. Uqdah, assistant vice president for student affairs and student wellbeing and director of the Counseling Center, is featured in the Fall...

The first in a UofL series of events leading up to Juneteenth 2023 highlights the journey to freedom for African American descendants of enslaved...