Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
UofL students head to Belize for service-oriented spring break trip
This year’s spring break will consist of more than just fun in the sun for students in UofL's International Service Learning Program.
Last week, more...
March 27 conference explores Islamophobia, race
“Islamophobia and Race” will examine rising discrimination against Muslims in the United States manifested in attacks on mosques, a travel ban and a growing number of anti-Muslim organizations.
Egyptian scholar teaching Arabic at UofL as part of Fulbright program
Nariman Moustafa traveled all the way from her native Egypt to help teach Arabic at the University of Louisville as part of the Fulbright...
Historian to discuss US in World War I during centennial talk
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – As the United States marks the centennial of its entry into World War I, the Society for Military History’s president will...
Green Threads workshop offers opportunity to weave sustainability into the classroom
University of Louisville faculty from all disciplines and Graduate Teaching Academy participants are invited to explore means of weaving sustainability themes into their classes...
Louisville Alumni in NYC for ACC Tournament
The UofL Alumni Association will be in New York City for the ACC Basketball Tournament March 6 – 11. The New York Alumni Chapter...
Shelbyville program examines elections’ impact on black Americans
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A March 5 discussion in Shelbyville will examine the recent elections’ effects – from the statehouse to the White House --...
UofL Theatre Arts brings Tony Award-winning production to campus
The University of Louisville Theatre Arts presents “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,” winner of the 2013 Tony Award for Best Play, today through...
Discussions focus on Louisville progress, Washington experience Speakers include Abramson, Wiederwohl, Wiser
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The University of Louisville’s urban and public affairs department is offering a lineup of speakers with expertise in local, state and...
Chinese language minor gives UofL students new opportunities in globalized world
Of the 7.2 billion people on Earth, 14 percent speak Mandarin Chinese and an additional six percent speak another dialect of Chinese. And there...