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Thee is you. Thee is we. Take a break with the spring/summer 2025 issue of UofL Magazine
If you’re thinking “What’s that L?” on the front cover of the spring/summer 2025 issue of UofL Magazine, don’t worry – it’s still us....
Behind the scenes of change Theatre arts and criminal justice have become undeniable scene partners for victim-centered advocacy in the commonwealth
*Content Warning: This article discusses topics of assault and related trauma that may be sensitive for some readers
ACT I: Prologue
NARRATOR: Empathy is a skill....
Meeting students where they are UofL is opening new doors in the classroom to give students a competitive boost in the workforce
Entrepreneurship in the music industry. Hospitality management. Cybersecurity. Multicultural marketing. Human resources leadership.
These may all sound as related as apples and oranges, but each...
This land is your land? DNA research digs into the origins of far-flung ancestral homelands – and how our ancestors actually got there
Where did your ancestors come from? What impact did they have on who you are?
Since the early 2000s, millions of people have taken advantage...
Good care comes in threes School of Medicine faculty Lauren, Stephanie and Allison Boden share a lot more than just a last name
What are the odds of triplets? Of female triplets? Of the triplets all becoming physicians and each choosing orthopedics? The odds seem astronomical, but...
The persistence of inspiration UofL's Grawemeyer Awards turn 40
by Professor John Ferré, executive director of the Grawemeyer Awards
In 1985, celebrated Polish composer and conductor Witold Lutoslawski arrived in Louisville, Kentucky, to accept...
Sweet emotion UofL researchers study the language of love, hate and everything else
What does it mean to be human?
It’s a question that spans millennia, and one each society and people has sought to answer through language....
Ready, set, graduate UofL students help prepare high schoolers for higher education with new programs aimed at college readiness
Kennedy Slayton always knew she would go to college. A native of Hodgenville, Kentucky, she dreamed of going to law school and had parents...
Mini grants make life work Funding helps spread Cardinal spirt of service into communities
Just like a small gesture can make a difference in someone’s day, even the smallest grant can spur the biggest impact in community lives.
In...
Playing with memory Alumna creates unforgettable jewelry grounded in personal stories and memorable structures
For Shahla Karimi ’04, jewelry is a way of life. Growing up in an Iranian family, she has been wearing jewelry since she was...