Ul (lowercase-L) may refer to:

• Ul (mythology), a lunar deity in Vanuatuan mythology
• Ul (Portugal), a Portuguese freguesia in the Oliveira de Azemeis municipality
• 3271 Ul, an asteroid

UL may also refer to:

• Ukrainian language, the official state language of Ukraine and the principal language of the Ukrainians.
• Ukrainian literature, the literature written in the Ukrainian language.
• Underwriters Laboratories, U.S. privately held, non-profit product safety testing and certification organization
• Union Leader, statewide daily newspaper in New Hampshire.
• Unilever, a multinational corporation. UL is a stock symbol for Unilever
• University Library, a library at numerous universities; in particular, Cambridge University Library
• ul, an HTML element for creating unordered lists
• µL, (properly written with the Greek letter mu) the standard abbreviation for the microliter, one millionth of a liter (SI unit of volume)
• UL (The Belgariad), one of the gods in David Eddings' fantasy saga The Belgariad
• Unlimited liability
• Uplink, in telecommunication
• Upload, the transfer of electronic data
• SriLankan Airlines, via its IATA code
• Unwritten Law, an alternative rock band from Poway, California
• Ultralight aviation
• Ultralight, as in UL-XGA laptop computer screens
• Upplands Lokaltrafik, a Swedish transport company

In education:

• Université Laval, Québec, Canada
• University of Leoben, Austria
• University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
• University of Liberia, Monrovia
• University of Limerick, Ireland
• University of Lima, Perú
• University of Linz, Austria
• University of Lisbon, Portugal
• University of Limpopo, South Africa
• University of Lincoln, UK
• University of Ljubljana, Universitas Labacensis, Slovenia
• University of London, UK
• University of Louisiana at Lafayette
• University of Louisiana at Monroe
• University of Louisville, Kentucky

See also [link]

• Ull (disambiguation)

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