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The Debate team competed in the first of two national tournaments last weekend. Seniors Chris Vincent and Aaron Weathers advanced to the double octa-finals of the tournament, finishing 32 out of 144 teams.

University of Louisville resident student are competing in the Campus Conservation Nationals through April 12.

University of Louisville engineering professor Mehmed Kantardzic will travel to Sarajevo this spring to lecture about data mining and work on research.

During spring break, while the eyes of Louisville were focused on whether the University of Louisville men’s and women’s basketball teams would make it to their respective NCAA tournaments, another UofL team was trying to make it into its own regional tournament.

Everyone is welcome to attend the 5thAnnual Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Fair on April 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Red Barn.

University of Louisville history scholar Lee Shai Weissbach will give a free, public talk April 9 about “The Jewish History of Small-town America.”

As part of its initiative to recruit the best students from anywhere in Kentucky, the University of Louisville announced March 26 that it will offer $10,000, or $2,500 per year up to four years, in exclusive college scholarships to current and future graduates of The Center for Rural Development’s Rogers Scholars youth leadership program.

The University of Louisville’s Autism Center at Kosair Charities will kick off a statewide program April 1 to help parents, teachers and caregivers recognize the early signs of autism.

A free guided bus tour April 23 will spotlight Louisville’s segregation history and equal-housing needs in a program marking the 45th anniversary of the federal Fair Housing Act’s passage.

Will the United States continue to be an example to the world of what can happen when people have the freedom to go as far as their work ethic and talent can take them and if so, what is government’s role?