UofL Theatre puts modern twist on 鈥楳uch Ado about Nothing鈥
The Department of Theatre Arts will perform William Shakespeare鈥檚 comedy 鈥淢uch Ado about Nothing鈥 Nov. 14鈥18.
Green Scene: Eco-Representing
Do you care about sustainability and want to make a difference? Then Eco-Reps could be for you.
Moon Taxi to play Live Lunch at the Red Barn
Nashville-based rock band Moon Taxi will play WFPK鈥檚 鈥淟ive Lunch鈥 program at the Red Barn Oct. 26.
Events focus on forging community bonds
Helping refugees, fighting violence and providing tools for future community leaders are all part of the Muhammad Ali Institute's Peace and Justice Week 2012.
Former state auditor Crit Luallen to speak at women鈥檚 empowerment luncheon
Former Kentucky state auditor Crit Luallen will deliver the keynote address at the UofL Women鈥檚 Center Elizabeth Cady Stanton Empowerment Luncheon Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Theatre event features leading directors, experts on black theater
UofL鈥檚 African American Theatre Program will bring some of the nation鈥檚 leading experts on black theater to Louisville to speak in two free, public presentations.
Symposium, other events to put sustainability in spotlight
People interested in learning how they can take better care of Planet Earth can learn from local and national experts at three events in November.
Author-editor to lecture about Arabic influence on Mexico
Award-winning Mexican author and magazine editor Alberto Ruy-Sanchez will give three free public talks during his Oct. 23鈥25 visit to the University of Louisville.
Exhibit seeks to bring native son home to Louisville
The work of artist Bob Thompson, a figurative expressionist painter active in the jazz and Beat cultures and in artistic circles in New York and Europe, holds an important place in 20th century art history.
Miller Hall move complete; testing in other halls shows no need to displace students
Housing and Residence Life has moved all 270 Miller Hall residents to other housing, and university officials have determined there is no need to displace additional students after testing for mold in several other halls this week.