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Game changers: UofL Magazine shows how esports is winning
Remember when people used to think all those hours playing video games were just a waste of time? Not anymore. Esports are providing an...
Gaming the System Esports at UofL are more than a hobby. They provide community, competition and career prospects for the next generation of gamers.
Competitive video gaming, also known as esports, has been on the rise for several years. With 20 million fans in the United States alone...
Decoding disparity Alumna aims to increase equity in education through literacy
In the U.S., one in five students has a language-based learning deficiency such as dyslexia. About 65% of Kentucky fourth graders can’t read at...
Adding Dimension to Medical Inventions INTERFACE connects medical professionals with engineering students and 3D printing to improve health care delivery and training
The interventional radiologists at UofL had a problem. The need for spinal taps had increased, but the ability to carry out the procedures remained...
The Power of Partnership UofL and Kosair Charities bring life-changing medical care to kids across the country
When two Louisville organizations came together with a plan to help, it resulted in a decades-long union that continues to enact real change and...
The Lost Link: UofL Magazine shares the story of a researcher who uncovered a forgotten piece of history
When UofL professor Meera Alagaraja visited a Los Angeles monastery, a monk introduced her to a puzzle surrounding a poem that eventually unearthed ties...
The mystery behind the movements Researcher uncovers lost Louisville connection to yoga, feminism and an Indian monk
University of Louisville researcher Meera Alagaraja believes yoga brings people together. It’s something she first noticed while teaching youth yoga as a doctoral student....
Launching the next generation of cancer-fighting weapons
When options for treating her cancer seemed to be exhausted and doctors said she did not have long to live, Valerie Snapp enrolled in...
One on one
Dynamite guards Dana Evans and Carlik Jones came up big in their final seasons for Cardinals basketball. Both wear No. 1 on their jerseys...
Everybody wins Special Olympics partnerships empower athletes and broaden views for students and employees who work and play alongside them
Special Olympics contests tend to end in big smiles, high-fives and medals. But those competitors aren’t the only ones finishing as winners.
The UofL students...