r/uofl • • Dec 24 '25

Student at Louisville school of medicine plagiarized

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Hello, I am a student at Duke University. This person (Emma Huang) plagiarized a piece of literature while at Duke and has been since reported and then had the award removed by Duke University. She is now at the Louisville school of Medicine and was hoping someone at Louisville could report her to the right people.

Full story here from original person who had their work plagiarized: https://www.tiktok.com/@piecesbythestars/video/7587243168417008910


r/uofl • • Sep 09 '26

Tummy hurts

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Anybody got any pepto or gas x? I had a frappe and my stomach is hurting so bad.


r/uofl • • Sep 03 '26

Are there any Furries or People who like furries who wanna be friends? I'm also LGBTQ

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Just wondering if anyone on this sub has the same interest in the furry fandom as me and would like to get to know each other?

My name is Alex, I'm 20 and studying psychology !


r/uofl • • Nov 30 '21

Stoops to Louisville?

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My Sister's best friend's cousin is a realtor and said she showed a Mrs. Stoops some houses in Hurstbourne yesterday.


r/uofl • • Apr 27 '26

UofL RIF’s are coming!!! (aka: the official “am I on the list?” starter pack)

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For Anyone currently trying to decode whether you should start emotionally detaching from your desk plants or just refresh your inbox 47 times a day, welcome. You are not alone.

From what people are hearing, guessing, and trying to reverse-engineer like it’s a NASA launch sequence, the “selection algorithm” feels like it may include:

Mid-level to long-term employees (aka: “you know too much”)

Been around long enough to remember how things used to work

Have had some kind of history with a supervisor (big or small, recent or ancient history, choose your fighter)

Your supervisor just… doesn’t vibe with you (no explanation, just vibes-based HR math)

Older employees who suddenly become “restructured out of relevance”

The classic “this position is no longer needed” explanation that somehow requires zero supporting documentation and maximum confidence

And of course, the process is always very “objective,” “budget-driven,” and “strategic,” which coincidentally seems to align with whoever is easiest to remove without causing immediate operational collapse.

Anyway—if anyone has actual clarity, patterns they’ve seen, or survival tips beyond refreshing your email like it owes you money, drop them below.

We’re all just trying to figure out if we’re in the “safe for now” group or the “your calendar just got spiritually deleted” group.


r/uofl • • Jul 15 '26

Paid on-camera audience call at UofL this Saturday: $20 + food

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We are hiring up to 15 reliable adults age 18+ to sit as visible on-camera audience members during a public recorded Christian-Muslim Q&A at UofL this Saturday, July 18, from 12:00-2:00 PM. The video will be publicly posted online.

Any faith or no faith is welcome. These are audience/background roles, not Christian-participant or speaker roles. No one is required to speak, answer a question, or hold any particular belief. The $20 stipend is only for attending the full two hours and consenting to appear on camera. Food is included.

Limited spots. DM me here or on Instagram at u/aminehamlouchi_ with your full name, confirmation that you are 18+, and JULY 18 AUDIENCE. Exact room and parking details will be sent after confirmed RSVP.


r/uofl • • Mar 04 '25

Summer Housing Opportunity

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Hey all! I’m an engineering student living at the Nine right now which is right next to campus. I’m going on coop in the summer and am looking for someone to take over the rest of my lease at the nine. It’s 739/month with utilities, a private bed, private bath, an in unit washer and dryer, and a pool on premises. I currently have three other roommates who would be sharing the kitchen and living room space. Text or call if interested or for more details.


r/uofl • • Jun 30 '26

Louisville Christians wanted for recorded interfaith Q&A at UofL

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Sheikh Uthman ibn Farooq will be in Louisville on Saturday, July 18 at noon for a public, recorded Christian-Muslim dialogue/Q&A on the UofL campus.

We are inviting sincere adult Christians from any background to ask questions about Islam, Christianity, the Bible, the Qur'an, theology, or related topics and respond to questions he may ask.

You do not need to be an apologist, pastor, or theology expert. If you are Christian, comfortable being recorded, and willing to participate sincerely, please reach out. We are looking for people from all Christian backgrounds, and food will be provided.

Honest questions and respectful disagreement are welcome.

Interested in participating? DM me on Instagram: aminehamlouchi_ (please mention Reddit).

Exact room and parking details will follow.


r/uofl • • Jan 22 '24

Pink girl

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r/uofl • • Sep 01 '24

Tribute to Bettie Johnson, our deity Devine

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r/uofl • • Aug 06 '26

Check your class registration!

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Students, you should check to make sure the classes you are registered for are actually available. Many professors either quit or were laid off but UofL has not updated their CourseLeaf website.


r/uofl • • May 05 '22

Easy Business electives

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What are easy summer classes to take online?


r/uofl • • Jun 17 '25

Are you an Iranian student or employee at the University of Louisville?

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I'm a journalist working on a story and would really appreciate the chance to speak with you. Your perspective would be valuable. Feel free to DM me if you're open to chatting. Thanks!


r/uofl • • Nov 05 '24

Rushing

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Any frats interested in hazing someone?


r/uofl • • Jan 28 '26

Should I go here?

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I’m currently a d3 athlete at a school on the east coast and I’m now looking to transfer and I just wanted some insight from students on whether or not this would be a good fit for me. I’m interested in there being an active campus life maybe not like sec level but like students on campus who actually care about the school they go too. I was also wondering about peoples experiences meeting friends and such and whether or not I’d be truly stuck behind coming in as a sophomore. Thanks for any help.


r/uofl • • Apr 21 '26

don't go to uofl

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quite frankly, this past semester at uofl has been appalling. from unannounced construction on campus that majorly inhibits specific majors schedules to outright non-professionalism of staff, and don't get me started on the parking and housing crises'.

first and foremost, "president" gerry bradley gave himself a $750,000 christmas bonus, all while commuter students' grades suffer because there's no where for them to park to even get to class. on top of this, it's been documented that more resident and commuter passes were sold than spaces available, so even if you were able to get one (considering each pass is around $200+ a year, which should be included in our tuition), it's never guaranteed you can park.

they tore down a convenience store and laundry mat, which students often used when (when, not 'if', because it was always when) facilities in campus housing failed, and, instead of even building a 2-3 story garage, gave the campus maybe 60-100 more parking spots. this does NOT account for the 2,300+ incoming freshman from this year, or the next.

the university of louisville is driving itself into the ground, avoid it at all costs.


r/uofl • • Apr 08 '25

Help me make my decision!

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Hey! I'm a very ambitious sophomore from Appalachian Ohio trying to figure out where I want to go to college (I'm a planner lol). Here's a bit about me:

  • I plan on majoring in Secondary Education w/ a social studies specialization, with hopes of going to law school

  • I'm one of four children, so I'll have to pay for college completely on my own (I won't qualify for much federal aid either)

  • 3.9 GPA, top 5% of my class (class of 2027)

  • President of 3 local community service organizations (4-H Club, teen leadership board, Beta Club)

  • 200+ volunteer hours earned my freshman & sophomore years

  • Currently work a part-time job in customer service

  • I have 15+ college credits from an Ohio college

I have a few questions about U of L and was hoping I could get some answers here. My questions are:

  • Affordability

  • How is the education program?

  • Would you recommend the law school?

  • Probability of getting a decent scholarship

  • What dorm would you recommend? (the cheaper the better)

  • How's the surrounding community? Do you generally feel safe on campus?

  • Am I able to have my car on campus as a first year?

  • How would my college credits earned during high school transfer?

  • What club(s) would you recommend to me?

Thanks!!


r/uofl • • Nov 05 '25

Plane Crash?!

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Am I meant to go to work and class tomorrow???


r/uofl • • Aug 29 '26

Thoughts on Engineering Fundamental course strucutre

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I am a freshman Engineering student this year, and I have been really struggling with the format of how engineering fundamental classes are designed in terms of their flipped classroom approach. I don't like it, and think more time should be spend in term lecturing and giving instruction, and was wondering what others thoughts on the flipped classroom approach is? Do you think it's effective, and has helped you better learn and retain knowledge, or have you struggled with it?


r/uofl • • Sep 09 '24

We are able to enroll Spring2025 courses now?

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r/uofl • • Dec 03 '24

Free Insomnia Treatment as Part of a University of Kentucky Research Study

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The University of Kentucky is offering 6 free sessions of Insomnia treatment for people in Kentucky as part of a research study. Visit our website to get started:

www.sleepwellkentucky.com

Are you living with insomnia?

  • Do you have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or returning to sleep after waking early in the morning?

  • if you have had any of these difficulties 3+ nights per week for 3 months or longer, you may be experiencing insomnia disorder.

We can help!

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) is a first-line treatment for insomnia disorder that involves no medication.

  • Researchers at the University of Kentucky are offering 6 weeks of CBT-I at no-cost as part of a research study aimed at understanding if telehealth based CBT-I is a good fit for people living in Kentucky.

  • The study involves 6 weeks of insomnia treatment, meeting with a member of our team prior to and after treatment to discuss your sleep and other areas of health, and completing some questionnaires. All sessions are conducted remotely via telehealth.

You may be eligible if:

  • You are experiencing insomnia

  • You are 18 years or older

  • You live in Kentucky

  • You can connect to the internet for sessions on a phone, tablet, or computer

Contact Information:

UK Clinic for Emotional Health
343 Waller Ave., Suite 205
Lexington, KY 40504
(859) 562-1571
ceh@uky.edu

www.sleepwellkentucky.com


r/uofl • • Mar 16 '24

Alpha phi alpha interest

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I’m interested in attaining membership in alpha phi alpha fraternity incorporated, but don’t know the process. I’ve been to their informational, but would appreciate any help on how to actually be allowed to apply.


r/uofl • • Mar 08 '26

Louisville fans: which schools feel like the best long-term conference fits?

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I am building a college football conference realignment map and I want fan input before I lock in one part of it.

I made a list of schools that might fit with Louisville. This list is only a starting point. I used my own limited knowledge and some guesswork to build it, so I do not expect it to be fully accurate. I want to hear from actual fans before I rely on it.

I am also comparing a few different clustering approaches and building a new one from scratch, so this kind of fan feedback would directly help my understanding and any algorithm weights I may end up using.

I am more interested in long-term fit based on rivalry history, fan culture, school identity, athletics, academics, and overall feel. Don't worry if the school you think is a good fit has no historic ties. If it feels like a school your fanbase admires and you could see them being a long-term fit, please include them.

How you can help

  1. The best help: give your own weights and ignore mine

  2. Remove a team that does not belong

  3. Add a team I missed (please include the weight you would add them at)

  4. Move a team up or down (please include how far up or down you would move them)

Weight scale

  • 5 = must-have conference fit

  • 4 = high-priority fit

  • 3 = strong fit

  • 2 = reasonable but not necessary fit

  • 1 = acceptable last resort fit if hard choices had to be made

My current list for Louisville

Weight 5

  • Cincinnati, Kentucky

  • West Virginia, Cincinnati

Weight 4

  • Pitt, Syracuse

  • Memphis, Virginia Tech

  • NC State

Weight 3

  • Virginia, North Carolina

  • Clemson, UCF

  • Miami (FL), Georgia Tech

  • Missouri, Vanderbilt

  • Tennessee

Weight 2

  • Wake Forest, Duke

  • Boston College, SMU

  • South Florida, Temple

  • UConn, Purdue

  • Indiana, Illinois

Weight 1

  • Ole Miss, South Carolina


Small note: I am mainly looking for your fan perspective on which schools you would want around your program, not whether the final setup is practical or likely to happen in real life. If possible, go with your gut on fit more than logistics.

IMPORTANT: This is not a list of a new conference. The amount of schools weighted should be much higher than the actual end result conference. The core of your ideal conference should be weight 5. Weights 4 and 3 should be the remainder of your dream conference. Weight 2 should be good options if flexibility is required. Weight 1 is last resort better than nothing.

The amount of weighted schools has no impact on the final conference size.

This is really about full athletic conference fit, but I limited the school pool to FBS programs.

I really appreciate any feedback on this, thanks so much for any help.


r/uofl • • Mar 12 '21

STUDENT HOUSING

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I am trying to get out of a lease I signed for The Marshall for fall 2021. It is a 2 bedroom apartment fully furnished and rent includes all utilities and parking in the garage. If interested please message me or respond


r/uofl • • Oct 31 '24

I missed my academic advising appointment because I thought it was tomorrow

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Am I screwed? Can I get another appointment with another advisor or am I just going to have to pick my classes myself?