What's your favorite UofL memory?

We're celebrating 150 issues in fall/winter 2026 and want to hear from alumni, students, faculty and staff about your favorite UofL memories. Maybe it’s a person, a place, a thing or an unforgettable moment. Whatever (and whenever) it was, share your memories, send your pictures and tell us what makes you smile when you think about UofL by emailing editor@louisville.edu or through the submission button.

A black and white photo from 1968 of a man and woman racing on a tandem bicycle.
Share My Memory
Photo courtesy of Archives & Special Collections, Stephen L. Gruebbel collection

What's happening, lately.

Explore feature stories from the current spring/summer 2026 issue.
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A priceless collection of stories

See what's inside the spring/summer 2026 issue of UofL Magazine.

An image of a middle-aged white man posing with table-top role playing games and holding a large Dungeons & Dragons die.

Rolling the dice on innovative teaching

An outside-the-game-box educator explains how playtime isn’t just for recess anymore.

An image of a piece of collage art with multiple colors like pink, yellow and blue.

The head and the heart

Social workers don’t do one thing. They do everything. And they do so with a delicate balance of competence and compassion.

A black and white image of two women examining a book. They are surrounded by tall stacks of books.

Eccentric observers

An oral history on how Louisville’s LEO Weekly alt-newspaper made its way home to the university’s archives.

An image of Cardinal-red origami birds hanging in the air in front of bright green trees.

Under their wing

A primary goal for students getting their education is to secure a career. Cardinal alumni are helping make that a reality.

An image of a white woman standing behind a white man sitting on a bench in an bright art gallery space.

Drawing on creativity

A cultural hub grows in Louisville. Sounds like a book title, but it’s real and it’s happening right here in Butchertown.

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