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Zach feels “pretty good.” Sam wants to be “done with shots!” And Tyler finds it helps to “just keep thinking that at least I’m getting out of school.”

Thanks to a nearly $57,000 gift from the Daniel Pitino Foundation, 5,600 children throughout the state of Kentucky will continue to receive life-saving cardiac care from doctors with University of Louisville Physicians.

One of the many functions of the brain is to collect and process visual information so that people know how to respond to the movement of objects around them. A study published July 21 in The Journal of Neuroscience by researchers at the University of Louisville provides a new concept for how the brain functions to achieve this.

The College of ����ֱ�� and Human Development sponsored students in grades 4-8 in the 20th annual "You've Got the Write One" summer camp July 13-17.

Nurses are essential for health care delivery. Many of us, if not all, know a nurse who has provided excellent care for them or a loved one during a difficult illness or during a joyful event such as the birth of a healthy baby.

When Nemr Eid, MD, joined the staff at the University of Louisville School of Medicine in 1988, he could not have guessed that his children would ultimately attend medical school there – all at the same time. As of July 26, when Eid’s youngest child, Sabine, receives her white coat and formally becomes a medical student, all three children of Eid and his wife, Nada, will be students in the UofL School of Medicine.

The International Society for Heart Research (ISHR) has honored University of Louisville’s Roberto Bolli, MD, for his contributions to cardiovascular science. The Peter Harris Distinguished Scientist Award, which recognizes a senior investigator for lifetime contributions of major discoveries in cardiovascular science, was presented to Bolli at the organization’s European Section meeting in Bordeaux, France earlier in July.

The Kentucky U.S. Green Building Council brought its networking and membership meeting to the J.D. Nichols Campus for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Wednesday evening and drew its largest-ever crowd.

UofL President James Ramsey’s has been a “superstar” playing at “an all-star level,” according to members of the Board of Trustees Compensation Committee. The committee met Monday, July 13, to discuss the president’s performance and compensation.

It was July 20, 1969, when astronaut Neil Armstrong took his first step onto the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. To mark that historic day, the Gheens Science Hall & Rauch Planetarium at UofL will host a free event July 20.