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Hear and sing-a-long with the University of Louisville fight song "Fight! U of L"Go Cards!

Fight! U of L Lyrics: Fight now for victory and show them / How we sure will win this game / Fight on you Card'nals and prove to them / That we deserve our fame / Rah, Rah, Rah! / Roll up...

Home to storied University of Louisville, which has provided the foundation of some the greatest movers and shakers of the last century, while leading the charge in cultivating leaders in social justice. Why the emphasis on the latter?

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Louisville "Fight U of L" Fight now for victory and show them How we sure will win this game Fight on you Cardinals and prove to them That we deserve our fame. Rah, Rah, Rah! Roll up the score now and beat the foe So we can give a yell With a FIGHT! give them all you've got For we are with you U of L. "All Hail U of L" All hail to thee our U of L

Leading the charge in cultivating leaders in social justice. Why the emphasis on the latter? That’s because of the “Louisville Lip” himself, Muhammad Ali — boxing champion, galvanizing force in the fight for freedom, justice, and equality, and quite simply, the Greatest there ever was.

2015年3月26日 · "Fight! U of L" - by R.B. Griffith. Your browser does not support the audio element. Fight now for victory and show them How we sure will win this game Fight on you Card'nals and prove to them That we deserve our fame. Rah, Rah, Rah! Roll up the score now and beat the foe So we can give a yell With a FIGHT! give them all you've got For we are ...

2020年8月11日 · At UofL, the Cardinal family fought back. As the COVID-19 pandemic inevitably made its way to our corner of the world, we feared and we grieved, but we adapted. Our health care heroes mobilized, filling the front lines to care for patients. Our researchers went to the labs to study the disease and test treatments.

Contains collections of songs, cheers, and pep songs for the University: "Fight! UofL" (undated) by Griffith, probably the current song; "Alma Mater" (1947) by Powell and Young; "U of L: Fairest and Dearest" (1909) by Grant and Myers (includes manuscript copy); "Fight!