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GALLERY: 24th Annual African American Recognition Reception and Sneaker Ball Gala

GALLERY: 24th Annual African American Recognition Reception and Sneaker Ball Gala
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University of Louisville commencement celebrates classes of 2020, 2021

View Comments For the first time in two years, University of Louisville graduates walked across a stage over the weekend in front of friends and family to celebrate commencement. It was also the first time graduates from two separate years were recognized together for completing their degrees, with students from 2020 and 2021 gathering in Cardinal Stadium on Friday and Saturday. As she reflected on the past year during her commencement address Friday, U of L President Neeli Bendapudi said for many, it has been the longest year. Think of everything we ve been through, she said. A global pandemic, which still rages in parts of the world; a financial crisis; and painful reminders of the racial injustices that persist in our country.

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UofL graduate pushes through darkness to get to light

Gzeonie Hampton, a McConnell Scholar and a Porter Scholar, is one of UofL s 2021 grads. Gzeonie Hampton felt like she was coming home when she enrolled at UofL as a McConnell Scholar and a Porter Scholar. The North Hardin High School graduate’s exposure to UofL classrooms started about a decade prior when her aunt, Tanisha Thompson ’06, ’14, hauled her along to her courses in Strickler Hall and elsewhere. Now Hampton’s aunt and the rest of her extended family will be celebrating with her May 7, when she graduates with an undergraduate degree in political science and English and with a long-term dream of working in Middle Eastern foreign relations for the U.S. State Department.

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