Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Exemplary Advising Award recipient aims to help students ‘find their why’
Eddie Bobbitt has technically been a UofL employee since 2004, when he started his undergraduate career and held a job as a work study...
Social justice historian to discuss ‘lessons of struggle’
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Vanderbilt University historian and activist Rhonda Williams, who chronicles black power politics and urban inequality, will discuss modern lessons from social...
Forum will focus on west Louisville’s economic development Registration deadline is Oct. 22
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A Nov. 2 economic development forum focused on west Louisville will examine strategies and available resources to help rebuild and sustain...
New ACCelerate festival showcases work of UofL professors, students at the Smithsonian
If you were to visit the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History midmonth, you might be proud to encounter the expertise of UofL...
Theatre Arts kicks off new season with ‘Miss Ida B. Wells’
The University of Louisville Department of Theatre Arts new season kicks off with the African American Theatre Program’s rendition of “Miss Ida B. Wells,”...
Fall literary series will feature local duo Skinner, Gorham
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Award-winning University of Louisville professor emeritus and author Jeffrey Skinner and Sarabande Books co-founder and author Sarah Gorham will return to...
Recent UofL graduate wins Fulbright to Brazil Alumna Jessica Williams never gave up hope...
Jessica Williams tried three times to earn a prestigious Fulbright scholarship. Her diligence was rewarded: she was selected for the prize and will spend most of 2018 in Brazil.
Fulbright fulfillment: Persistence pays off for UofL grad
A University of Louisville alumnae has learned that persistence pays off.
Jessica Williams tried three times to earn a prestigious Fulbright scholarship. In early September,...
Archaeology talks examine discoveries in Kentucky, Virginia, Africa, Ireland
An archaeology lecture series this fall at the University of Louisville and Locust Grove will focus on digs including Kentucky’s bourbon distilleries, an ancient mound in Africa and colonial settlements in North America and Ireland.
Nonprofit Fair connects students with opportunities to serve
The Red Barn filled with students Wednesday looking to make a difference in their community.
They came to meet representatives from various nonprofits at the...