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John Schnatter has done a lot right in creating the third-largest pizza chain in the country. But the founder and CEO of Louisville-based Papa John’s International Inc. told a group of aspiring entrepreneurs on March 26 that his company embraces “a culture of mistakes.”

A beloved University of Louisville professor will be remembered for his musical contributions during a memorial recital featuring performances by his wife and former students.

Social networking sites are everywhere on the web. There are more and more social networking sites popping up all of the time.

Author and literary scholar Antonio Lopez will discuss the cultures of Afro-Cuban America during a March 25 lecture at UofL.

Hope to enter competition.

The third annual Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RE3) Workshop, which features more than 20 speakers from top academic centers, industries and national laboratories, will be held March 22-24 at the Seelbach Hilton Hotel.

“It’s a 12 on a scale of 10.” That’s how sophomore John Deis described the Cardinals’ upcoming trip to the Sugar Bowl, “after the Big East was weakened and our losses.”

As many people donned scarves and coats to keep warm in mid-December, several UofL students just headed for warmer weather in the Dominican Republic.

In observance of Autism Awareness Month, Scott Tomchek, PhD, occupational therapist and co-clinical director of the University of Louisville Autism Center (ULAC) at Kosair Charities, offers parents some tips for early detection of this condition and shares the great treatment progress have made in treatment.