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Power of Truth: Restoring community connections Another UofL effort toward violence prevention
The University of Louisville is working with incarcerated youth to prepare them to successfully return to the community and to reduce their risk for...
A wasp makes itself at home in UofL's Native Plant Garden
Nurturing Nature UofL ecologists protect urban habitats with fervor
When Margaret Carreiro confesses that she is on the stump, she isn’t making a biologist’s pun. The ecologist is passionate about gardens and willing...
7 Reasons to Celebrate in 2017
Seven reasons to celebrate 2017
Seven certainly seems to be a lucky number for UofL, as years that end in “7” pop up in significant events throughout campus history....
Alice Wright Belknap at the Wright Natatorium.
Diving in head first Alumna Alice Wright Belknap, 75A, 79GE
If swimming is an analogy for life, Alice Wright Belknap, 75A, 79GE, dives right in. Literally. At the age of 66, she swims several times...
Designing Woman
Alumna takes costuming talents from backstage at UofL to Hollywood backlots Everyone has heard the term “pounding the pavement”. Little did Jessi Eichberger, 11A,...
Designing Woman: Cards in the Arts
Eichberger is just one of a number of alums who have gone on to behind-the-scenes careers in the arts, including Oscar-nominated producer Joey McFarland,...
Gut feeling
UofL researchers work to understand the functions of gut microbiota and develop therapies for an array of diseases You may think you alone inhabit your...
“The Greatest Two Minutes in Astronomy”
Adapting the Kentucky Derby’s nickname is a fitting description for Kentucky’s grandstand location for a world-class event: a prime seat at the finish line for...
Anatomy of a Solar Eclipse
Greatest two minutes in astronomy: Space interest hoped to fuel science literacy
Whether it’s a solar eclipse or the controversy over Pluto’s classification as a planet, when the public gets intrigued by astronomical news, scientists relish...
Think nothing of it: How UofL is using mindfulness to lower stress, reduce burnout and improve wellbeing
According to an old Zen proverb, you should meditate for 10 minutes a day. Unless, of course, you’re too busy. Then you should meditate...