Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
COVID-19 rates continue to increase, with highest rates among 18-34-year-olds Overall mid-December infection levels...
The steady increase of coronavirus infections throughout Jefferson County has been confirmed by a new round of testing by the Co-Immunity Project. The recent...
COVID-19 rates continue to increase, with highest rates among 18-34-year-olds according to latest results...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The steady increase of coronavirus infections throughout Jefferson County has been confirmed by a new round of testing by the Co-Immunity...
Homegrown: UofL Magazine highlights local alums who are rooting out food insecurity
Several local alumnae are on a mission to provide fresh food to their communities. Through urban gardens and corner groceries, they are ensuring all...
Seeding change Alumnae seek to solve limited food access with gardens, groceries
UofL alumni are growing a movement – or rather several – to address food insecurity in Louisville from the ground up.
Whether by planting seeds,...
Setting the words alight Alumna fulfills a burning desire to build a community through...
There’s something special that happens when you put pen to paper and let your imagination flow.
That spellbinding feeling is what Angela Burton ’89 set...
Fact or fiction Political science professor gets to the bottom of conspiracy theories and...
Ever heard of QAnon or flat-Earthers? If you have, you may have questioned how these and other conspiracy theories originate and gain so many...
December grad took 21 years to earn degree. She’s not stopping now
In 2004, Kelly Rowan Burrell was one class away from earning her degree in sociology. She actually walked across the commencement stage in spring...
Civil rights champion Catherine Fosl wins 2020 Trustees Award
Catherine Fosl, professor of women’s, gender and sexuality studies and founding director of the Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research (ABI) in the...
Army vet set to graduate after finding acceptance, support at UofL
U.S. Army veteran Nicholas Kridos wasn’t proud of his grade point average. The 1.6 from his first attempt at college got him turned down...
New African American Theatre Program director connects humanity through performing arts
It is part of what persuaded her to pursue a master’s of fine arts in performance at the University of Louisville, and now Sidney...