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Taco Bell Business School offers restaurant leaders franchising education through UofL

Taco Bell wants to empower restaurant leaders from all backgrounds to become franchisees and is teaming up with the University of Louisville to offer...
Student donors could win a prize and take a selfie against a campaign backdrop at campus headquarters during the Raise Some L day of giving.

Raise Some L, UofL’s annual day of giving, sets record number of donors and...

Raise Some L drew support from a record number of donors, including Cardinal fans in all 50 states for the first time, in pledging...

UofL students launch online political review

With politics in the United States seemingly more divided than ever, a group of University of Louisville undergraduate students is focused on closing what...
Virtual program helps faculty reach goals.

UofL faculty learn skills for success through virtual national program

A national program designed to help faculty reach goals is making a big difference for Dereck Barr-Pulliam, assistant professor in UofL's College of Business....
Students walking on the SAC bridge, Belknap Campus

UofL’s graduate student enrollment increases

As the University of Louisville resumed a fully open campus and face-to-face classes for the fall 2021 semester, preliminary enrollment figures showed a 2%...
Raymond Green

UofL alumnus returns to give College of Business students a leg up

Raymond Green, a Louisville native, UofL alumnus and former Cardinal Ambassador, has been named executive director of undergraduate programs for the College of Business. Green...
Katina Kulow, assistant professor of marketing in the UofL College of Business, found that when consumers attributed human qualities to luck, they more often preferred higher-risk alternatives when making financial decisions. Photo by Anna Shvets from Pexels

When consumers believe humanized ‘Lady Luck’ shares the risk, UofL research shows it can...

When people believe that a humanized “Lady Luck” shares risk with them, they may be more likely to make risky financial decisions, according to...
Katina Kulow, assistant professor of marketing in the UofL College of Business, found that when consumers attributed human qualities to luck, they more often preferred higher-risk alternatives when making financial decisions. Photo by Anna Shvets from Pexels

When consumers believe humanized “Lady Luck” shares the risk, UofL research shows it can...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – When people believe that a humanized “Lady Luck” shares risk with them, they may be more likely to make risky financial...
Students walking on campus

UofL named a ‘transfer-friendly’ institution

In the past five years, an average of more than 1,500 students a year have transferred into the University of Louisville from other institutions. Earlier...

UofL’s new director of student involvement is ready for campus life to return

There are the three Rs of education--reading, writing, ‘rithmatic--and the three Rs of sustainability--reduce, reuse, recycle. Then there are Quantá Taylor’s three Rs. When the new...