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We hear a lot about heart disease in adults, but what about our children? In recognition of Heart Month, we want to share some information on signs and symptoms of heart conditions in children, as well as ways to keep our little ones’ hearts healthy.

Bryant Terry, a food justice activist, chef and author will speak at the University of Louisville March 1. He is expected to say that access to fresh, healthy food should be a basic human right and discuss what communities can do to improve such access.

How Kentuckians fared in the late Civil War and afterward will be the focus of a March 8-9 conference at the University of Louisville on "Victory Achieved -- Freedom Denied: From Civil War to Reconstruction in Kentucky.”

Substituting smokeless tobacco products can save smokers’ lives, and there is a scientific foundation that proves it.

A health care advocate, attorney-civic leader, a former dean, religious scholar and art curator are the newest members of the College of Arts & Science Hall of Honor.

The selection of Abraham Lincoln as the nation’s commander in chief in 1860 shaped America’s future more than any other U.S. presidential election, according to a national survey released today by the University of Louisville’s McConnell Center.

University of Louisville’s Board of Trustees gave the go-ahead Feb. 16 for the university to join with University Hospital in seeking partnerships that would benefit the hospital and UofL’s Health Sciences Center.

The University of Louisville and Kentucky National Guard have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen their working relationship.

With Louisville still reeling from the worst flood in its history in February 1937, University of Louisville fraternity and sorority members dressed in their best attire and took turns gathering on the steps in front of Grawemeyer Hall.