UofL alum credits Upward Bound as key to career success

Floyd Craig said his family so values education that he remembers playing “school” with his sister in the summer while his friends played outside. The...

UofL’s Bingham Humanities Building reopens after $26.6M state-funded renovation

University of Louisville students will walk into brighter, reimagined classrooms this month as the Bingham Humanities Building reopens following a $26.6 million renovation funded...

UofL receives $11.6 million to amplify research in nutrition and metabolic...

Chronic health conditions such as diabetes, obesity, heart disease and metabolic liver disease have sharply increased in recent decades and are among the most...
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UofL President Bradley sets his goals for FY ’27

University of Louisville’s 2026-30 strategic plan, Igniting Potential; Shaping Tomorrow, is the guidepost by which UofL operating units, academic programs and individuals will define and...
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UofL welcomes Class of 2030

Louie the Cardinal posed for photos. Cheerleaders greeted arriving families. Red-and-black balloons lined campus walkways as volunteers hauled boxes up stairwells and students said...
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New federal designation elevates UofL physician-scientist training program

The University of Louisville has received a new federal designation and funding for its physician-scientist training program, placing it among top MD-PhD training programs...
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Why thousands of incoming students are saying #UofLYes

Another year of record enrollment proves the University of Louisville is evolving to meet the needs of the next generation. As a premier metropolitan...
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The first AI-native class is here. UofL is ready.

When Jeff Guan arrived at the University of Louisville in 1986 to study computer engineering, artificial intelligence (AI) was still a niche, largely academic...

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