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Two units within Student Affairs have merged to create a stronger unit to support the student experience.

On the court, on the field and on the stage, 2013 has been a winning year for the University of Louisville, and the Cardinal Singers are the latest student group to extend this year’s winning tradition.

Limbwalkers Tree Service of Louisville and UofL’s Physical Plant joined forces June 25 to shore up an old apple tree said to be descended from a tree in the garden of English physicist Isaac Newton.

Theft in the workplace commonly involves a taking of property, time, or information which rightfully belongs to the employer; however, an expanded view might include the taking of creative energies or productivity from talented employees or the destruction of their engagement or intentional sabotage of their work product.

The Gheens Science Hall and Rauch Planetarium at the University of Louisville will reopen June 29 after a monthlong closure to upgrade its projection system.

Growing pumpkins from seed and shucking sweet corn from his family’s garden are among Nathan Bush’s earliest childhood memories.

The University of Louisville School of Public Health & Information Sciences has received reaccreditation through 2020 from the Council on ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ for Public Health (CEPH).

Shopping for fresh, local produce and goods is just one reason to visit the Gray Street Farmers Market.

The Cardinal Singers, a choral ensemble of the University of Louisville School of Music, are champions of the Yeosu International Choir Competition in Yeosu, Korea, and end their week of competition with a total of six awards.

It’s summertime, and the living is easy—that is, until you notice the havoc that all that fun in the sun has wrought on your body.