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UofL students, faculty and staff are being encouraged to "get back to the tap."

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Sherry C. Babbage, DMD,was unanimously elected chairperson of the Louisville Metro Board of Health last month.

UofL junior Katie George knows all about winning titles. She has earned local, state, national and international accolades as a top notch Cardinal volleyball player.

Samantha Power, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, praised UofL associate public health professor Muriel J. Harris for her work fighting Ebola in Sierra Leone during a talk Monday as a guest of the McConnell Center.

Bert Thin Films LLC, a company originating from the University of Louisville’s Conn Center for Renewable Energy Research, has received a $225,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to develop and commercialize a new material to reduce the costs of manufacturing solar cells.

“Journey” is a fitting last name for CEHD graduate John Journey.

African American youth issues will be the main focus of the University of Louisville-Yearlings Club spring discussion series, which concludes in April with the presentation of community service awards.

The University of Louisville Foundation has been tabbed as the administrator for a program aimed at providing money to Kentucky’s small businesses. Governor Beshear announced the new program, called VenCap Kentucky, on Wednesday.

A group of 25 sixth graders at Westport Middle School will learn about space exploration in an academic boot camp that starts Jan. 26.