Arts & Sciences

Arts & Sciences

Theatre Arts welcomes new chair Kevin Gawley

This semester marks a grand changing of guards in Theatre Arts, as Kevin Gawley, assistant professor and resident scenic, lighting and projection designer, settles...

Student finds ‘true fulfillment’ in International Service Learning Program

Forty-seven students, faculty and staff members flew from Louisville to Cebu, a province of the Philippines, last month with the International Service Learning Program with...
UofL researchers are working with Hawthorne Elementary students to see if 15 minutes of targeted exercises each day will help their balance, motor control and behavior.

UofL researchers working with elementary students to measure exercise benefits

Second through fifth graders at Hawthorne Elementary School spend 15 minutes every day in the gym, going through several stages and exercises as part...
From Jan. 19-Feb. 24, the Cressman Center for Visual Arts will display drawings by UofL's James Grubola that emerged from his return to a 43-year practice of drawing weekly.

Exhibitions celebrate James Grubola, distinguished drawing professor

This winter, Hite Art Institute presents a two-part exhibition celebrating the work of its longtime, distinguished drawing professor James Grubola. From Jan. 19-Feb. 24, the...

Literary series features poets, writer-illustrator

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A free, public literary series this spring at the University of Louisville will feature two authors of poetry collections and a...
Cheri Levinson, Ph.D.

Beer with a Scientist: Can technology be used to treat eating disorders?

Eating disorders affect about 8 million people in the United States at any one time. Although a large majority is young women, anorexia nervosa,...
Cheri Levinson, Ph.D.

Can technology be used to treat eating disorders? Learn about the latest research and...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Eating disorders affect about 8 million people in the United States at any one time. Although a large majority is young...

Series opens with talk about ‘monks, mummies and men of letters’

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Egyptology, an ancient commerce route and the array of archaeological research underway at the University of Louisville are topics for a...
Scientists from the University of Louisville are leading a study to determine if planting trees in the St. Margaret Mary School yard might improve the air and health of the students. 

UofL researchers study whether more trees can improve human health

When driving along Shelbyville Road, many motorists do not realize how much pollution their cars are releasing or the harmful health effects it may...
The African American Theatre Program's annual MLK Celebration is Jan. 15.

African American Theatre Program ready for annual MLK Celebration

The University of Louisville's The African American Theatre Program will stage several opportunities to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Black History Month this year. The...