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The president of Simmons College of Kentucky, pastor Kevin Cosby, has spent the past decade reintroducing the small historic African-American Baptist college to the city of Louisville, taking the school from the brink of closing in 2005 to new heights in 2014.

In Eda’s world, his biggest fear is being forgotten.

TARC has added a new UofL West Campus Shuttle that will operate Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 12:50 a.m. Service began Sept. 15.

Oh, the stories they can tell.

A contractor and architect have been chosen to develop an 825-space parking garage on the University of Louisville Foundation’s J.D. Nichols Campus for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

You’re as likely to see him at a football game as you are standing outside the Interfaith Center on Move-In Day offering Holy Water (“H2OLY”) for blessing rooms. He celebrates Catholic Mass at the center and posted his Ice Bucket Challenge video on Facebook. He’s Fr. Chuck Walker, the University of Louisville’s new, full-time chaplain for the Catholic Campus Ministry.

The University of Louisville will host a bone marrow drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday (Sept. 16 and 17) on the Health Sciences Center campus in the courtyard between Kornhauser Library and Medical School Instructional Building B, and Thursday (Sept. 18) in the Swain Student Activities Center on the Belknap campus.

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.