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UofL is taking opera to the masses. And to the bar.

A UofL College of Business student team will compete next month in the national round of a global financial analysis competition.

Forty years after the fall of Saigon, South Vietnamese people who resettled in Kentucky will share their war stories and memories in a free, public discussion March 31 at UofL.

It appears inevitable that an event with the word “beer” in its title would discuss the impact alcohol has on society.

Louisville Orchestra’s music director and conductor, Teddy Abrams, will give a musical lecture about “Jewish Music and Jews in Music” during a March 29 University of Louisville program.

A March 26 speaker at UofL will explain how math often enters into the equation in a puzzling situation, whether in the election booth or in deep space.

UofL will use a $6.3 million gift from two foundations to create a new academic and research center in its College of Business.

UofL President Dr. James Ramsey has named Neville Pinto interim executive vice president and provost, replacing Shirley Willihnganz who is stepping down from the positions June 30. The provost is the chief academic officer at UofL. Pinto is currently the dean of the J.B. Speed School of Engineering.

The University of Louisville Board of Trustees has formed a committee that will focus on board governance and ongoing education for board members. The first meeting for the committee was canceled due to inclement weather March 5.

Clearing hurdles in obtaining or offering safe places to live will be the focus of a free, public “Fair Housing Today” conference April 17 in downtown Louisville.