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A quick fix for the BP oil spill isn’t likely, but scientists may be able to team up with nature to move the cleanup along, says a University of Louisville biologist.

The University of Louisville Board of Trustees met July 8-9 at Fort Knox for a two-day retreat that included a review of university goals and President James Ramsey's performance.

The Tymes Band will rock the Red Barn July 9.

When Cheri Hildreth began work as UofL’s first environmental coordinator in 1984, she had no phone and her desk was in a hallway. Today, she heads its Department of Environmental Health and Safety, overseeing a $1.7 million budget and supervising a staff of 22.

Four University of Louisville friends have found their perfect summer job. It allows travel, hanging out on the beach and a chance to meet people from around the world.

What's a six letter word that spells pediatric education?

The University of Louisville is playing host to university faculty and scholars from 18 countries who are attending a U.S. Department of State-sponsored institute on contemporary American literature.

(Editor's Note: Green Scene is a monthly column on sustainable activities at UofL written by the faculty, staff and students responsible for them.)

The United States Congress has a history of giving up power, then taking it back, according to Jasmine Farrier, an associate professor of political science at the University of Louisville.

Three University of Louisville students were at the ROTC Leader's Training Course (LTC) in Fort Knox in June to gain leadership skills that will allow them to join the university's ROTC program as sophomores.