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UofL’s record incoming class of more than 2,900 freshmen spent time during their first week of classes not only finding their way around campus, but also finding student groups that spark their interest.

A University of Louisville professor chaired a 10-member American Heart Association panel of experts that formulated its first-ever policy statement on e-cigarettes.

Debbie Scoppechio, a three-time cancer survivor and founder and chairwoman of Louisville’s Creative Alliance advertising agency, brought a simple message to a group of aspiring entrepreneurs this week: Don’t give up on your dreams.

Professors will transport listeners from Mayan ruins to English gardens, explore the pope’s political impact and blur the lines between math and art through a University of Louisville luncheon lecture series this fall.

A grant from the National Science Foundation will allow the University of Louisville’s Conn Center for Renewable Energy Research to expand its facilities and staff.

Longtime law professor Edwin Render, who died last January, was honored Aug. 26 in a ceremony attended by faculty, staff and Render’s family and friends.

Resiliency—the ability to bounce back from challenges—is a major factor in success.

The University of Louisville and NTS Realty Holdings, through their joint venture Campus Two, have signed Steel Technologies as the anchor tenant at 700 North Hurstbourne in the ShelbyHurst Office and Research Park.

Exploring the plight of African American youths is the focus of two events in the University of Louisville-Yearlings Club fall discussion series, which will open with a community reception for the university’s new College of Arts and Sciences dean and wind up with holiday music.

"Symbolism is important at the University of Louisville and this is great symbolism," said Provost Shirley Willihnganz at the CAPS ceremony and convocation Friday for UofL's newest students.