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Research in cancer biology, spinal cord injury, birth defects, circulatory support devices and more will highlight Research!Louisville 2014, Sept. 16-19 at various locations in the Louisville Medical Center.

Robert Hughes will continue as chair of the UofL Board of Trustees in 2014-15. The board re-elected Hughes and elected several other officers at its Thursday, Sept. 11, meeting

A weeklong series of activities, including a 3D light and sound presentation unlike anything seen on Belknap Campus, will be part of President James Ramsey’s annual State of the University Week Sept. 15-19.

Uruguayan film producer, poet and travel blogger Veronica Pamoukaghlian will attend two movie screenings and answer questions about her work Oct. 10-11 during the University of Louisville’s “Reel Latin America” Film Festival Sept. 25-Oct. 15.

Season ticket packages are now available for the 2014-15 slate of shows presented by University of Louisville Theatre Arts.

The number of autism cases has soared over the past three decades, leading some to wonder if mental health professionals might be overdiagnosing the disorder.

Louisville-based band The Foxery will play WFPK’s “Live Lunch” program at the Red Barn Friday, Sept. 12.

Writer’s Block Festival keynote speaker and “Being Flynn” producer Nick Flynn, former Axton creative-writing fellow Heather Slomski and poet Chelsey Minnis will visit Louisville this fall through the University of Louisville’s Axton Reading Series.

The Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research is collecting items for an upcoming exhibit at the Louisville Free Public Library on the 60th anniversary of local events significant to the civil rights movement.

The radiation oncology department at the University of Louisville's James Graham Brown Cancer Center, part of KentuckyOne Health, has been awarded another three-year term of accreditation in radiation oncology by the American College of Radiology (ACR).