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Jewish Hospital – University of Louisville, Kentucky

Jewish Hospital - University of Louisville,  Kentucky

Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky, is a renowned medical facility with a rich history of providing high-quality healthcare and pioneering medical advancements. Founded in 1905 to serve Louisville’s Jewish community and provide care to individuals regardless of their background or financial means, the hospital has grown into a cornerstone of the region’s healthcare system.

The hospital is part of UofL (University of Louisville) Health, a comprehensive healthcare network affiliated with the University of Louisville. This partnership supports cutting-edge research, medical education, and access to specialized care.

University of Louisville Cardinals Mascot

University of Louisville Cardinals Mascot

The Louisville Cardinals are the athletic teams representing the University of Louisville (UofL), located in Louisville, Kentucky. As a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), the Cardinals compete at the NCAA Division I level and are known for their success across a variety of sports.

The Louisville Cardinals enjoy strong fan support, with a loyal following known as “Card Nation.” The university’s mascot, Louie the Cardinal, and the school colors of red and black are iconic symbols of the team’s identity. Rivalries with schools like the University of Kentucky Wildcats amplify the excitement and energy surrounding Louisville sports.

The Thinker – Grawemeyer Hall – University of Louisville

The Thinker - Grawemeyer Hall - University of Louisville

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A view of Grawemeyer Hall with a close-up of the Thinker statue from the Oval, on the Belknap campus of the University of Louisville, in Louisville, Kentucky.

Grawemeyer Hall was built in 1926, and currently houses adminstrative offices of the university president, provost, and vice presidents. The building is named for Charles Grawemeyer, a major benefactor to the University. At one time it served as the University’s library. The building was modeled after Thomas Jefferson’s Rotunda on the grounds of the University of Virginia. And on its steps, stands one of the original castings of Auguste Rodin’s the Thinker.

The University of Louisville is a public research university founded in 1798, via a charter by the Kentucky General Assembly. The university moved to its current location, the Belknap campus in 1923, and became a public state university in 1970.

The university is home to the Louisville Cardinals, and includes athletic programs for baseball, football and soccer. As of 2013 the Cardinals have won 50 Big East Championships across all sports.