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Work will start this week to replace the columns in front of Grawemeyer Hall on Belknap Campus.

The Office of Community Engagement in collaboration with three faculty members and their students presented three community organizations with $1,000 donations as part of a program that integrates the concept of philanthropy with academic course content.

A mysterious package showed up in Ekstrom Library’s mail recently. Heavy, no return address, lots of stamps – that’s the way The Owl, a newsletter for library faculty and staff, described it.

A dozen UofL students will be in Greece this month to participate in “Queer Politics in Greece,” the university’s first LGBT-themed study abroad trip.

The number of Kentucky babies addicted to drugs — in some cases even before they are born — has skyrocketed in the past decade with methadone, oxycodone and heroin among the biggest culprits.

The Kent School of Social Work and the James Graham Brown Cancer Center at UofL are sponsoring an international conference in Louisville that will focus on how couples cope with the stresses that cancer brings.

Community members and UofL and city officials gathered at Fourth and Guthrie streets May 14 to commemorate a day exactly 50 years earlier when Louisville passed its public accommodations law.

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UofL and community representatives will have a special program May 18 to rename the Saturday Academy community outreach program in honor of the late J. Blaine Hudson.

Just about everyone has expired prescription or over-the-counter medication in their homes and just about everyone wonders how to dispose of it properly.