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Bill Carner, Photographic Archives imaging manager, helped bring Louisville Metro’s rare copy of the “Declaration of Independence” into the digital age last week when he scanned the document for the city.

Nearly 30 percent of the companies contracted to build the first building on the old Haymarket site in downtown Louisville are owned by a woman or a minority.

A March 23-24 women's conference—the Saturday Academy Sistah Summit—will feature talks and activities about issues affecting the well-being of black women.

The Doctor of Audiology Program at the University of Louisville School of Medicine has applied for reaccreditation from the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA)/American Speech-Language Hearing Association.

The University of Louisville Department of Theatre Arts will stage the drama/comedy “Atomic Bombers” Feb. 29-March 4 at the Thrust Theatre, 2314 S. Floyd St.

Author and radio host Michael Eric Dyson will deliver the keynote address for the University of Louisville’s annual Dr. Joseph H. McMillan National Conference on the Black Family in America, March 9-11.

Legendary bassist Eddie Gomez and master saxophonist Lou Donaldson will be featured performers at UofL’s Jazz Fest 2012, Feb. 23-25.

Officer Jordan Brown is bad news for drunk drivers. That’s good news for students and employees on the University of Louisville’s Belknap Campus.

The 2012 African American Music Heritage Institute at the University of Louisville will bring New York City’s Harlem Renaissance to Louisville Feb. 20 with a morning program for area students and an evening public performance.

The University of Louisville announced today that it will receive a tuberculosis (TB) biomarkers grant through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s Grand Challenges in Global Health program, an initiative which seeks to overcome persistent bottlenecks in creating new tools that can radically improve health in the developing world.