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Louisville's biggest tradition is racing around the corner! It's Derby week! 🐎

Check out these photos taken at the Pegasus Pedalathon competition for University of Louisville students at Fairgrounds Motor Speedway on April 28, 1968. The Pegasus Pedalathon was a bicycle/tricycle racing competition for Greeks and other student groups held to celebrate the Kentucky Derby.

Photos by former UofL yearbook photographer Stephen L. Gruebbel, collected from University of Louisville Libraries, Archives & Special Collections.

Final Week 🤝 Finals Week

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For the 14th consecutive year, UofL has been named among the Tree Campus Higher Education program of the Arbor Day Foundation. 🌳🍂

UofL's Belknap Campus is also part of the Kentucky Garden Trail, a tour of the state’s 12 most beautiful gardens and arboreta.

Read more: https://uofl.me/3YM0AG8

It's reading day, Cards! Study hard and finish the semester strong. 💪📚

Happy Earth Day, Cards! Check out UofL Sustainability for more information on UofL’s Community Supported Agriculture program, providing organic produce deliveries to campus through summer! ☀️🌱

Earth Day Green Tip: Meet your farmer! On Tuesday you have two opportunities to meet the farmer behind UofL’s Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program with K**b Hill Farm, accepting subscriptions through 5/2 for weekly deliveries to Belknap campus of organic, seasonal produce 6/3 – 9/16. Meet Keith McKenzie virtually during our 1pm HRtalks Wellness: Sustainable Eating and/or in person at his farmstand starting at 4pm on Cardinal Blvd. at 3rd Street, offering early harvest items. K**b Hill is a black-owned, organic farm growing a wide variety of delicious, nutrient-dense produce.
Register for HRtalks Wellness: https://louisville.edu/hr/hrtalks-hrlistens
K**b Hill Farms: https://knobhillfarmsky.com/
Contact: Keith McKenzie (502) 541-9051, [email protected]
More info: https://louisville.edu/sustainability/operations/food

The University of Louisville and Kosair for Kids will dramatically expand capacity and improve services provided through the Kosair for Kids Center for Pediatric NeuroRecovery.

Supported by Kosair for Kids, UofL will renovate the fourth floor of UofL Health - Frazier Rehabilitation Institute, creating a state-of-the-art space that consolidates all therapy, research and clinical services for the center. Integrating these functions will enhance research collaboration, improve patient care and increase treatment capacity by 50%, allowing up to 24 children per day to receive life-changing therapies.

Read more at the link to UofL News!

Kosair for Kids and UofL announce expansion of facility for children recovering from spinal cord injury | UofL News The University of Louisville and Kosair for Kids will dramatically expand capacity and improve services provided through the Kosair for Kids Center for Pediatric NeuroRecovery. Supported by a $1 million grant from Kosair for Kids, this project will renovate the fourth floor of UofL Health - Frazier....

Happy Easter! ❤️🖤

The University of Louisville has hired Amy Henley, dean and professor of management at the University of North Dakota’s Nistler College of Business & Public Administration, to be dean of its College of Business.

“Dr. Henley has extensive leadership experience, is adept at building alumni relationships, strongly supports academic research and has a history of building ties with the business, government and nonprofit communities,” said UofL interim Provost Katie Cardarelli. “I believe she will be a great fit here and will take the UofL College of Business to an even higher level.”

Read more at UofL News!

UofL selects North Dakota's Henley to lead College of Business | UofL News The University of Louisville has hired Amy Henley, dean and professor of management at the University of North Dakota's Nistler College of Business & Public Administration, to be dean of its College of Business. She starts July 15. Henley has served in her current role since 2018. Prior to coming to...

Way to go, Sophia! Thank you to all the Cardinals who participated in this year's Ecolympics! Together, you minimized emissions and waste through greener actions. 🎉🎉🎉

Our Ecolympics 2025 Grand Prize Winner is: Sophia!🌱

She submitted 74 green actions these past 2 months and has shown how dedicated she is to a greener future! Congrats Sophia🎉

Tonight's the night for UofL's student film showcase! Follow the link to read about the highlighted student projects and how they created their works, including a piece centered around last year’s Kentucky Derby! 🎥🏇

Thanks to everyone who sent in photos of their furry friends showing love for UofL! 🐾❤️🖤

Keep tagging us and sending your pics to [email protected] for a chance to be featured.

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An idea that took root in 2016 is bearing fruit for high school students, UofL students, and may even be slowly reshaping the health care workforce in Louisville. UofL’s partnership program for medicine with Central High School was the idea of Dwayne Compton, senior associate dean for community engagement at the University of Louisville School of Medicine.

“At that time, a large number of us from the School of Medicine, Jefferson County Public Schools and the mayor’s office had a meeting about how we, as a school, could partner with JCPS,” said Compton.

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