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The Association of Black Students and the Black Diamond Choir recognized several outstanding individuals and groups at the “Continuing the Legacy Banquet - A Celebration of African Americans at the University of Louisville.” The event was Feb. 28 at the Student Activities Center Multipurpose Room.

The University of Louisville Hite Art Institute opened two exhibits this week at the Hite Galleries in Schneider Hall on Belknap Campus.

To you and me, it’s a fuzzy, green sprout that grows on a Chia Pet. To a group of University of Louisville business students, it’s a plant that someday could become Kentucky’s top agricultural product.

Abraham Lincoln’s presidency was one of the most pivotal of the 19th century and his actions to preserve the Union changed both the United States and the U.S. Constitution—the document he pledged to “preserve, protect and defend.”

Aspiring engineers and the public are invited to learn from a Walt Disney Co. engineer, compete in contests, tour laboratories and check out racing vehicles at the University of Louisville’s annual Engineering Expo March 3.

Activist Gwen Patton will speak March 8 during a University of Louisville luncheon discussion series on diversity and social justice issues.

Maxwell Boakye’s office looks like most other physician offices. A desk dominated by a personal computer. Floor-to-ceiling shelves filled with books. An array of family photos.

University of Louisville students will have an opportunity this summer to conduct research on a health problem that plagues Kentucky, and to gain experience that will help them in their future careers.

UofL professor Nefertiti Burton is a woman who wears many “hats.”

Henderson, Ky. and the L'Académie National de Musique, known as the Paris Opéra in France, are 4,319 miles apart, but the love of music has no boundaries.