UofL Student Government Association invites you to attend the upcoming Candidate Forum, with Louisville mayoral candidate Shameka Parrish-Wright. She will have the opportunity to share her policies, discuss her vision for Louisville, and answer questions from attendees.
While many college students are away for the summer, UofL’s campus is anything but quiet
Classrooms, laboratories and athletic facilities are filled with middle and high school students exploring interests through more than 30 academic and athletic camps
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Johnson interned at the Dept of Child-Based Services through KY’s Child Welfare CW-PREP, an innovative career prep program providing scholarship funds and a path to employment for students interested in making an impact serving children and families.
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THe UofL Graduate School’s Community Engaged Scholarship Academy (CESA) emphasis on reciprocal, respectful partnerships is a major reason it was selected for the 2026 Outstanding Community Engagement Award in the student group category.
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“Being named an ACE Fellow offers an opportunity to deepen my engagement in institutional decision-making, learn alongside a national cohort of peers and draw from proven best practices to strengthen leadership capacity and drive mission‑centered impact"
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"I always had a heart for service. "
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Save the date for opening day of the Gray Street Farmers Market, Thursday June 04, 2026! New Location: LOUMED Commons, 316 E. Chestnut St.
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Help protect land & water here in Louisville - be a River Fields intern! They protect 2,300ac of land, manage 66ac for the benefit of the public, & provide educational programming. They welcome summer interns - contact [email protected] riverfields.org
“UofL is deeply grateful for our partnership with Jefferson County Public Schools to implement a teacher residency program that recruits, retains and elevates future educators,” said UofL President Gerry Bradley.
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"I'm so excited about our continued partnerships to build this great university and city and move it in an exciting direction."
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Glad for rain watering-in all the new trees that have come to campus this week, thanks to our dear friends @treeslouisville!! Today we volunteered at HSC to plant some hardy species at the UofL Hospital parking lot. Yesterday, Eastern Pkwy median & Denny Crum Hall got 25 trees!🌳
"the goal of the [@UofLMusic therapy] clinic is to make music therapy accessible and that the clinic charges below the national average rate and students work with some of the most economically disadvantaged groups"
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💖 February is all about love… and We ❤️ Public Health! Read what a few of our faculty and staff had to say about why public health is meaningful to them, what inspired them to join the field, and how their work makes a difference in the health of others.

ALT The image features a "I Heart Public Health Month" design with a heart and heartbeat graphic at the top. The quote below from Christy Dickerson highlights the importance of public health work, emphasizing its impact on people's lives. At the bottom, "University of Louisville, School of Public Health & Information Sciences" is displayed with the university's logo.
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When we truly listen, we learn, and when we listen together, we move forward.
📍Keepers of the Dream: Beyond the Dream | Sunday, Jan. 18 | The Kentucky Center | 5PM
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Meet Darrell Griffith, one of this year’s Keepers of the Dream Freedom Award recipients, a Louisville legend, NBA star, and lifelong community leader:
Darrell Griffith is a retired professional basketball player who played for 11 years on the Utah Jazz, where he earned NBA Rookie of the Year honors in 1981 and became a record-setting three-point shooter. A Louisville native and standout at the University of Louisville, Griffith led the Cards to their first NCAA Championship in 1980, earning Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four and the Wooden Award. His jersey number 35 was retired by both UofL and the Jazz, and he was inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame in 2014. After retiring from the NBA with more than 12,000 career points, Griffith returned to UofL as a university ambassador, continuing his legacy as a community leader and sports icon.
I hope you’ll join me as we celebrate Darrell at the FREE annual Keepers of the Dream event on Sunday, January 18, 2026, at The Kentucky Center.👏👏
What UofL’s service-learning programs show is that learning, growth and service are strongest when students engage with real people, real communities and real challenges.
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Looking for a sustainability internship? COMMON EARTH GARDENS INTERNSHIPS: Sustainability Intern (semester, year, or summer) or MSSW/Anthropology Intern. Contact: Mateo Barnett <[email protected]>, Community Garden & Farmers Market Coordinator, Catholic Charities of Louisville
Originally awarded to UofL in Aug. 2023, the $3.9 million HRSA grant was designed to create an accelerated LPN to BSN pathway to address Kentucky’s nursing shortage in medically underserved areas
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You’re invited to TARCsGiving! 🦃
Join us at Historic Union Station for a behind-the-scenes tour➕pizza lunch with the TARC team.
📅 Thurs, Nov 20 | 🕛 11AM–1PM
📍 1000 W Broadway
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We’re thankful for you, TARC riders! 🍕
















