The University of Louisville (UofL) is a public research institution situated in the largest metropolitan area of Kentucky. The university offers numerous undergraduate, graduate, and professional courses in varied disciplines. The institution has three campuses: Belknap campus, housing 12 schools and colleges, the Health Science Centre that houses medical and health-related programs, and third is Shelby Campus. An interesting factor associated with the university is the statue of thinker that is outside the main campus. It was sculpted by the renowned sculptor Auguste Rodin in 1904 and has been exhibited at many fairs since then. UofL is located at the banks of the Ohio River and offers sustainable, affordable living opportunities. One can rent small apartments, enjoy small rural farms, or even get a Victorian age home. UofL ensures a regular supply of entertainment to its students along with quality education, as it includes the Speed Art Museum, Actors Theater of Louisville, University of Louisville collegiate sports, and The Louisville Bats minor-league baseball team. The university holds the Kentucky Derby Festival, and the St. James Court Art Fair, which are recognized as its signature events. The institution attracts many international students worldwide and continuously strives for imparting cut-edge education while keeping up its equity and anti-racism policy.