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Uncovering silenced history UofL alumni and students dig up the past at Louisville's Oxmoor Farm
When you think of an archaeologist, chances are the first image that comes to your mind is the iconic Indiana Jones with his leather...
Casting her mark Sculptor aims to build community through meaningful art
In the heart of Kentucky, gifted sculptor Amanda Matthews ’90 breathes life into metal, creating poignant monuments that transcend memorials.
Through her artistry, Matthews embraces...
Playing the part of the patient Program uses innovative, inclusive approach to help medical students learn communication, diagnostic skills
Charmi Shah remembers one of her first encounters with a standardized patient.
“During our first year when we had to do physical exam steps, (the...
Breaking the classroom walls Virtual reality tools help students test the limits of traditional learning
The 1960s animated sitcom “The Jetsons” predicted many technologies that eventually came to fruition. Robotic vacuums, smart watches and video calls are all a...
On solid ground First-gen Cardinals get targeted support
Paying for college. Researching a major paper. Deciding a career path.
For some University of Louisville students who need help with these and other potentially...
Clinically speaking Law students serve the community while clients enrich their experience
Guided by its namesake's commitment to public service, UofL's Louis D. Brandeis School of Law is constantly seeking opportunities to support, grow and engage...
The next generation A new Brohm is making noise within the Louisville football program
To have a Brohm associated with UofL’s football program is nothing new for Cardinal fans.
When Jeff Brohm ’96, one of the top quarterbacks in...
Thanks, Coach: Farewell to a Louisville icon
The University of Louisville lost a legend this year when Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum passed away. Crum left a legacy larger...
UofL’s 19th president prepares to move the university forward
President Kim Schatzel is relying on her insatiable curiosity and driven nature to lead the University of Louisville. Read more about Schatzel, her plans...
Shifting gears The naturally curious and decidedly driven Kim Schatzel is ready to lead the university toward its bright future
An eagerness to learn and a willingness to lead seem to come naturally to President Kim Schatzel.
Maybe it began when she aspired to be...