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The University of Louisville and Louisville Independent Business Alliance (LIBA) will take shoppers on a Dec. 5 whirlwind tour of local shops and restaurants on the fourth annual Holiday Cards Buy Local Shopping Tour.

The University of Louisville’s Jewish studies program will serve up “A Rich Brew: Urban Cafes and Modern Jewish Culture,” a free, public lecture and musical event Oct. 26.

Using a portable or bedside ultrasound machine in the pediatric emergency room has been proven to lessen the length of stay in the ER and to provide images equal in accuracy to x-ray or CT scan without exposing children to potentially harmful radiation.

The University of Louisville Board of Trustees on Oct. 9 approved 2014-2015 goals for the Office of the President in support of the university’s 2020 Plan.

A University of Louisville symposium Oct. 16-17 will examine “Translation and the Global Humanities.”

The courtroom scene was Louisville 60 years ago, and the charge was sedition. University of Louisville theater arts students will perform Oct. 24 in a civil rights drama that includes the trial re-enactment and connects the past with modern issues of race and housing.

Impacting patient lives, improving health outcomes, elevating the profession of nursing and inspiring others to consider nursing as a professional career are a few of the distinguishing characteristics of the six University of Louisville School of Nursing’s Florence Nightingale Award winners.

An astronomer on the team developing the scientific successor to the Hubble Space Telescope will talk about the complex project and what it may yield during an Oct. 16 lecture at the University of Louisville.

The partners of Research!Louisville (R!L) recently recognized the winners of a three-day research competition during closing ceremonies on Friday, Sept. 19 at the Kosair Charities Clinical and Translational Research Building. The partners of R!L are the University of Louisville, Norton Healthcare, and Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s Foundation and University of Louisville Hospital, both part of Kentucky One Health. R!L showcases health/life sciences research conducted by graduate students, medical/dental students, public health and nursing graduate students, NCI-R25 students, James Graham Brown Cancer Center high school summer interns, postgraduates, research staff and faculty members at the University of Louisville.

Student actors from the University of Louisville will take their talents abroad next summer as part of the English-language world premiere for a new Italian play.