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Fifteen graduating University of Louisville bachelor of fine arts students will exhibit their work in the Spring 2012 BFA Thesis Exhibition April 12-May 15 at the Hite Art Institute Galleries in Schneider Hall. There will be an opening reception April 12, 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

A University of Louisville conference April 13, “Public Art and the City 2012,” will examine the history and recent conservation of Auguste Rodin’s The Thinker sculpture on campus as well as provide practical advice for working artists, students and organizers.

A free, public symposium April 14 at the University of Louisville will examine “Globalization in the Asian Context.”

University of Louisville engineering researchers have developed an economic indicator, the Logistics and Distribution Index, aimed at helping area businesses monitor their market’s well-being and guide them in future investment decisions.

University of Louisville’s alumni clubs have scheduled game watch locations for the March 31 Cardinals’ Final Four basketball game against the University of Kentucky.

“There’s a time to compete and a time to collaborate” according to University of Louisville President James Ramsey.

The University of Louisville Police Department will shut down Cardinal Boulevard and Brandeis Avenue between Third and Fourth streets Saturday evening in preparation for possible crowds around Cardinal Towne for the Final Four game between UofL and the University of Kentucky.

A University of Louisville audience will have a rare opportunity to hear how select insiders view U.S. military operations when officers from the U.S. Army War College participate in a free, public discussion April 2.

World-renowned artist and author Ann Hamilton will deliver the 2012 Nora Iasigi Bullitt Memorial Lecture Thursday, April 5, at 6 p.m. in the Speed Art Museum Auditorium. The University of Louisville’s Hite Art Institute sponsors the talk. Admission is free and open to the public.

Yeshiva University cultural historian Steven Fine will give a University of Louisville talk April 1 about the use of color in ancient Jewish places of worship.