Federal stimulus money to allow KPPC to help more state industries save costs, energy
The University of Louisville-based Kentucky Pollution Prevention Center will be able to help more Kentucky industries and businesses slash their energy costs thanks to a $2.23 million infusion of federal stimulus money that will expand the center's services.
Making a greener future for Kentucky
UofL鈥檚 KPPC has received almost $7 million in stimulus money to help both schools & businesses become more energy independent. Full news stories...
Spring withdrawal deadline changed
The last day to withdrawal from classes is currently listed as Wednesday, Feb. 24.
Weeklong program to promote healthy body image
Beauty, healthy eating and good health are among the subjects that a weeklong Campus Health Services (CHS) program will explore Feb. 22-26.
Green Tip: Staying green when it’s white out
Worried about slippery roads and scraping the windshield?
McConnell-Chao archives films win Telly Awards
Two films being shown daily at the University of Louisville's Sen. Mitch McConnell and Secretary Elaine L. Chao Archives and Civic 成人直播 Gallery have each won two 2010 Telly Awards.
Rally for Higher Ed rescheduled for Feb. 23
The Rally for Higher 成人直播 has been rescheduled for Feb. 23.
UofL researcher’s urine test simplifies screening for obstructive sleep apnea
OSA is linked to learning, behavior, cardiovascular and metabolism problems