Jennifer Clark’s experience as a communication major opened her to many opportunities to be of service in her community, ultimately leading to a successful nonprofit career in which she is now the first female CEO at St. Vincent de Paul in Louisville (SVDP).
Featuring: Alana Fitzgerald, Annabela Cockrell, Britany Baker, Charlotte Pollock, Drew Scanlon, Janani Bennett, James Russell May, Joyce Garner, Juliet Taylor, Margaret Zenn, Martin Benson, Matt Eggsware, Melanie Miller, Mike McCarthy, Rachel Singel and Will Garner
Not Yet / Always Been emerges from the classroom and the archives. The exhibition is a product of collaborative discussions and debates that a mixed graduate and undergraduate seminar provides. It showcases the material stuff of the Williams-Nichols Collection, yet it also puts on display the affective and imaginative—our creative processes of discovering hope and belonging in the archive.
Irma Avdic (BS Chemistry ’21) believes the most important factor in distinguishing yourself in any field is to put your efforts where your passions lie, and to surround yourself with supportive mentors and colleagues who will foster your growth along the way. As an undergraduate researcher in UofL’s Chemistry department, Avdic experienced firsthand the community that forms around research.
Sara Olshansky’s paintings evoke feelings of movement and excavation, pulling from her artistic obsession with visually exploring concepts of space and time, while also reflecting her work in nature where she draws a deeper connection to the Kentucky landscape.
The Hite Institute of Art + Design is pleased to present It was not Written Down, an exhibition of works by Louisville-based artists Stephen Irwin (1959–2010) and Letitia Quesenberry (b.1971).
It was not Written Down tells an unfinished story of longing and loss. Vestiges of the past become the substance of futures that may never materialize. Sparks still fly between friends.
We're proud to honor our Dean's Scholars for Summer 2024 — students who achieved the pinnacle of academic success! These exceptional Cardinals earned a perfect 4.0 GPA while completing at least 12 graded credits, demonstrating unwavering dedication and mastery across all their coursework.
Dean's Scholar status represents the highest level of academic achievement at the University of Louisville. Congratulations to these outstanding students who exemplify academic excellence at its finest!
Origin Stories is an exhibition of Peruvian pre-Columbian work from the archives of the Speed Art Museum curated by Dani Deeley. On view for the first time in nearly forty years, the objects in this exhibition provoke questions about the acquisition of objects, the circumstances of their arrival, and their current condition.
Image: Seated Moche Figure with Stirrup Spout Handle, Peru, Moche stye Ceramic, Speed Art Museum, Louisville: Object 1934.6.18
The Department of Geographic & Environmental Sciences at the University of Louisville has released its Fall 2024 newsletter, showcasing remarkable student and faculty achievements across research, academics and international recognition. Highlights include senior Jayden Urlich becoming the first UofL track and field athlete to compete in the Paris Olympics, multiple students excelling in summer research programs including NASA's DEVELOP program and Cardinals Create Showcase winners for innovative podcast projects in historical geography.