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      UofL helps roll out a new canvas for local art makers…

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      Arts & Humanities

      Winners of 2024 Grawemeyer Award in Education discuss race and public…

      Aleksandra Vrebalov, the 2024 Grawemeyer Award winner in Music Composition, spoke at the School of Music on April 11.
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      2024 Grawemeyer music award winner explains how music transcends language

      Child psychologist Ann Masten, 2024 Grawemeyer Award Winner in Psychology
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      Psychologist Ann Masten talks about resilience during 2024 Grawemeyer Award lecture

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      Arts & Humanities

      Canon brings industry expertise to mentor, support UofL’s graphic design students

  • Business
    • David Lambert, equine veterinarian and developer of a wearable sensor technology aimed at preventing serious injury to racehorses and riders, is the 34th recipient of the John W. Galbreath Award for Outstanding Entrepreneurship in the Equine Industry. Photo courtesy Davis Innovation, LLC.
      Business & Economy

      UofL names equine veterinarian David Lambert for the 34th Galbreath Award

      Louisville skyline at night with buildings next to the Ohio River.
      Business & Economy

      UofL economist helps local companies highlight their impact

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      New program offers funding to UofL students pursuing unpaid internships

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      UofL, partners land $1 million to advance manufacturing technology

      Isabella Leslie stands next to a camel in Dubai.
      Business & Economy

      UofL equine business alumna Isabella Leslie: Bluegrass racetracks to Dubai and…

  • Campus & Community
    • Brandon Rudolph, '19, is a practicing attorney who also teaches at Central High School. (Photo courtesy of Jefferson County Public Schools)
      Campus & Community

      Documentary celebrates success of UofL, Central High School law partnership

      Tisha Pletcher in the PEACC office discussing the 25th Anniversary.
      Campus & Community

      PEACC celebrates 25 years of support and advocacy at UofL

      Research!Louisville 2024 featured research poster sessions for students, faculty, staff and residents. UofL photo.
      Campus & Community

      Research!Louisville closes with update on overdose crisis and awards presentation

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      Campus & Community

      UofL Class of 2028 sets record enrollment

      Oluwaferanmi Okanlami was the health equity keynote speaker at Research!Louisville.
      Campus & Community

      Research!Louisville speaker emphasizes that disability does not mean inability

  • Education
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      Fourth year law student Peyton Rodgers standing beside assistant professor Chris Kozoll.
      Education & Leadership

      UofL Brandeis School of Law launches immigration law clinic

      Lee Gill, Vice-President Office of Insitutional Equity, Geoffrey Canada and UofL President Kim Schatzel
      Education & Leadership

      Nationally recognized educator featured at UofL’s forum on inclusive excellence

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      Campus & Community

      UofL earns top honor for service to military-connected students

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      Education & Leadership

      UofL names 2024 Alumnus of the Year

  • Health
    • Oluwaferanmi Okanlami was the health equity keynote speaker at Research!Louisville.
      Campus & Community

      Research!Louisville speaker emphasizes that disability does not mean inability

      UofL participants in the 2024 Kentuckiana Heart Walk
      Campus & Community

      UofL boosts community engagement efforts through annual Heart Walk

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      Health & Wellness

      Gibbs Foundation invests $3 million with UofL Health – Brown Cancer…

      A residential area showing trees and shrubs added for the Green Heart Louisville Project. Photo credit: Mike Wilkinson for The Nature Conservancy.
      Advancing our Health

      UofL Green Heart Project: residents’ inflammation lower after trees added to…

      Paul Brown (left), and Andrea Ballinger, second-year UofL medical students, represented UofL at the 2024 Robert A. Winn Diversity in Clinical Trials Award Program in July. This summer, Brown and Ballinger conducted a study to help decrease health disparities in heart care.
      Health & Wellness

      UofL medical students address heart health disparities in summer research

  • Science & Tech
    • Ben Lovely looks through a fishtank with swimming zebrafish.
      Science & Tech

      UofL researchers studying specific causes of fetal alcohol syndrome

      Trees planted along Watterson Expressway/Interstate 264 in Louisville, KY for the Green Heart Louisville Project. Photo by Mike Wilkinson for The Nature Conservancy.
      Science & Tech

      Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute awarded $11 million in new grants

      UofL cardiologist Roberto Bolli, center, leads a new, multicenter clinical trial of an IV-delivered stem cell therapy for heart failure at the University of Louisville and UofL Health. UofL photo.
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      UofL cardiologist leading clinical trial for high potential new therapy for…

      Roman Yampolskiy, associate professor of computer science, believes artificial superintelligence cannot be controlled, leaving a high probability that a superintelligent AI system could do immense harm to its human creators. Photo by Ashly Cecil.
      Science & Tech

      Q&A: UofL AI safety expert says artificial superintelligence could harm humanity

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      Health & Wellness

      UofL researchers gain $3.6 million to study and prevent effects of…

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    March 1, 2004
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