UofL School of Music names new dean
The University of Louisville has selected an award-winning author and music scholar to serve as dean of its School of Music.
Teresa Reed, professor of...
Cardinal Singers take home another international award
The University of Louisville Cardinal Singers are international stars, once again.
UofL’s most selective choir won the Grand Prize in the 11th International Choir Competition...
Music therapy brings together young and old
On a recent weekday at University of Louisville’s Early Learning Campus, two 3-year-old children leaned in close to watch as Claire Bloch pointed out...
‘Game of Thrones’ language inventor to talk Dothraki at UofL
Calling “Game of Thrones” fans: Linguist David Peterson, who created the Dothraki language for the HBO series, will talk about “The Art of Language...
Heaton named Alumna of the Year 2018 University of Louisville Alumni Awards to be held in October
Penny Heaton, chief executive officer of The Bill and Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute, is the 2018 Alumna of the Year. The prestigious honor...
Prominent Mitchell Scholar first in UofL history School of Music composer was one of 12 Americans selected
A University of Louisville School of Music graduate student has been selected as a George J. Mitchell scholar.
James May is the university’s first Mitchell...
UofL alumna becomes one of the youngest female distillers in the country
Elizabeth McCall ('07, '09) has risen through the ranks of Brown-Forman to become one of the youngest female distillers in the country.
Nearly 10 years...
Theatre Arts announces 2018-19 season of plays
From Martin Luther King and Shakespeare to a romantic comedy and the classic “Raisin in the Sun,” UofL Theatre Arts' 2018-19 season spans the...
UofL requests concepts for murals in newly renovated SAC
Campus is about to get more artful.
Last year, University of Louisville officials began an expansion and renovation of the 28-year-old Swain Student Activities Center...
Portland space is ‘a town-gown relationship at its best’
An 1880s brick warehouse nestled in Louisville’s Portland neighborhood has been transformed into space for College of Arts and Sciences students and faculty to...