Celebrating our Dean's List students for Spring of 2024!

We're thrilled to celebrate our Dean's List honorees for Spring 2024! These dedicated students demonstrated exceptional academic performance by earning a 3.5 GPA or higher while completing at least 12 graded credits — all while maintaining high academic standards with no grades below C-minus.

Their commitment to excellence, rigorous coursework, and outstanding achievement exemplifies the Cardinal spirit. Congratulations to all our Dean's List students on this well-deserved recognition!

Spring 2024 BFA Thesis Exhibition | Schneider Hall Galleries 

April 18-May 8, 2024

This iteration of the annual BFA Thesis Exhibition features work by Natasha Campbell, Corinne DeWolfe, Thomas Hayes, Nala Joy, Tanner Sawyer, Veronica Torres Martinez, Samuel Wilding + Claire Vicars 

Out There is What’s Left | Cressman Center

Alice Stone Collins, Jamaal Peterman, + Mark Bradley-Shoulp 

February 23-April 20, 2024

Out There is What’s Left is an exhibition of contemporary landscape painters featuring: Alice Stone Collins, Jamaal Peterman and Mark Bradley-Shoup.

Student Exhibition | Cressman Center 

January 11-Feburary 9, 2024 

The Hite Institute of Art and Design is pleased to announce our 2024 Annual Student Exhibition. A staple each year in our exhibition calendar, this annual exhibit is juried by Hite Studio Faculty who each select two outstanding undergraduate students from their subject areas. Combining students from Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, Fibers, Painting and more, the exhibition is an exciting opportunity for the Hite to show-off the creativity and skill of our students

Paired Influence | Schneider Hall Galleries

January 11-February 2, 2024

As a part of their research, artists look to and learn from other artists. In this exhibition, Hite graduate students selected prints from the University collection to pair with their own, revealing influences and interactions. In some instances, the lineage is evident – in others, the work which inspires an artist may seem diametrically opposed.

Celebrating our Dean's Scholars for Fall of 2023!

We're proud to honor our Dean's Scholars for Fall 2023 — 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!

Celebrating our Dean's List students for Fall of 2023!

We're thrilled to celebrate our Dean's List honorees for Fall 2023! These dedicated students demonstrated exceptional academic performance by earning a 3.5 GPA or higher while completing at least 12 graded credits — all while maintaining high academic standards with no grades below C-minus.

Their commitment to excellence, rigorous coursework, and outstanding achievement exemplifies the Cardinal spirit. Congratulations to all our Dean's List students on this well-deserved recognition!

The Department of Geographic & Environmental Sciences at the University of Louisville has released its Spring 2024 newsletter, highlighting significant achievements and ongoing initiatives. Key highlights include student recognition at regional conferences, faculty research grants and publications and the Center for GIS receiving the prestigious KAMP Exemplary System Award.

Fall 2023: BFA Thesis Exhibition | Schneider Hall Galleries 

Emily Davis, Hevin Ramsey, and Kristen De Voogd 

The Hite Institute of Art + Design is excited to announce our Fall 2023 BFA Thesis Exhibition. This annual event showcases the work of students graduating with a Bachelor Degree in Fine Arts.

Mary Carothers: Beyond the Frame | Schneider Hall Galleries | Covi Gallery 

October 5-November 4, 2023

Beyond the Frame presents a series of prints which critically examine the trends of the “picturesque” through historic and contemporary times. This exhibition acknowledges a world beyond the frame and presents an alternative engagement with landscape representation.