May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This month perfectly aligns with Spalding’s mission to meet the needs of the times and address the evolving needs of the mental health field. At Spalding, we’re proud to provide a safe and inclusive environment to our students. We believe in providing top-notch access to mental health programs and resources.
Stop Door Dashing! And dash to some of our best independent and small eateries near campus. Whether you are local or a newbie to the area, we’ve got you covered on quick-and-easy bites in downtown Louisville, Kentucky.
With the support of a $100,000 grant from the PNC Foundation, Spalding University has established the PNC Center for Student Success, a new space on campus that centralizes and strengthens the university’s academic support services.
In continuation of our Immigrant Stories, features highlighting students who identify as immigrants, we spoke with Sahar Jamshed, a natural science major studying pre-dental. Sahar is from Afghanistan and moved […]
In continuation of our Immigrant Stories, features highlighting students who identify as immigrants, we spoke with Mário Gouvêa Ransan. Mário, a candidate in the EdD: Leadership program, holds two degrees […]
The U.S. recently celebrated Immigrants Day. In continuing that spirit, Spalding is highlighting some of our students who identify as immigrants. We are so grateful to have these students as […]
The first week of classes is over, and it’s time to celebrate. Spalding University’s inaugural Eagle Fest concert has you covered. Eagle Fest – Spalding’s biggest Welcome Week event of […]