Campus
UofL fans see themselves in Sugar Bowl posters
If you were at the Sugar Bowl, chances are you’ll find yourself in a poster comprised of fans and scenes from the bowl game.
Foreign films screened in campus film festivals
People with a penchant for going to foreign movies will have at least two film series at UofL to draw from this semester.
UofL police to ramp up patrols near University Park
The UofL Police Department is ramping up patrols to offset a rash of traffic violations and accidents on the northwest side of campus near University Park, Cardinal Towne and many of the residence halls.
Chamber group to present Stravinsky piece with rarely seen staging
Igor Stravinsky's 1918 chamber ballet “L’Histoire du soldat” will be presented in its rarely seen staging Sunday, Feb. 3, at the University of Louisville School of Music.
UARC, Special Collections form new unit
Researchers will benefit from a change in the University of Louisville Library system.
Energy-saving project outpaces its goals
A long-term project to save energy at UofL is outpacing its original goals, according to a progress report released last week.
To Your Health: What you may not know about your thyroid
Did you know that the thyroid and parathyroid glands are located low in the front of the neck?
Theatre arts to open island fairy tale musical Jan. 30
“Once on This Island,” a musical by the Tony Award-winning team of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, will be performed by the University of Louisville’s Department of Theatre Arts African American Theatre Program Jan. 30–Feb. 3.
McLeod to discuss ‘African Elites in India’
UofL history professor John McLeod will give a free, public talk Feb. 5 about his book “African Elites in India.”
Area employers to recruit at Jan. 30 job fair
Students looking to earn a little cash — and get some valuable experience — should attend the Part-Time Job Fair Jan. 30.
Speaker to identify civil rights movement’s ‘unsung women’
Louisville author and motivational speaker Betty Bayé will talk about “Unsung Women in the Civil Rights Movement” in a free, public lecture Jan. 29 at the University of Louisville.
Discussion series to examine fair housing, youth motivation, UofL outreach
The University of Louisville-Yearlings Club spring lecture series will open with a fair-housing discussion and offer later programs about motivating young people and contributing to the community.
Students spend MLK Day in community service
UofL students traveled to Maupin Elementary in west Louisville Monday to spend Martin Luther King Jr. Day volunteering.
Jan. 25 event to showcase international fashion, dance
Fashion and dance from around the world will converge at the University of Louisville Jan. 25.
Concert to honor African American influence on music
The UofL School of Music is focusing on the African American influence on classical music with a February performance by Imani Winds, a New York-based wind quintet that bridges African, Latin American and American musical styles.
Lifelong Learning program introduces new enrichment courses
Beer brewing, organic gardening, consignment shopping and whiskey tasting are among 13 new enrichment classes introduced by UofL’s Lifelong Learning program for spring 2013.
Airport gallery to feature Braden Institute's civil rights tour
Visitors to Louisville International Airport through March will have the chance to learn about and pick up a brochure for the self-guided tour of Louisville’s civil rights history in the airport’s second-floor Pegasus Gallery.
Service activity to honor King on Monday
The UofL community isn’t taking a holiday on Monday.
Officials update campus on 21st Century University Initiative
Respondents to an analysis of UofL’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) indicated that one of the university’s biggest strengths is its people.
Craig Blakely to lead School of Public Health and Information Sciences
Craig H. Blakely, dean at the School of Rural Public Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center, has been named dean of the University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences (SPHIS). His appointment is effective April 1 and is subject to approval by UofL’s Board of Trustees.
