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The United States’ special representative and policy coordinator for Burma, also known as Myanmar, will speak at the University of Louisville Jan. 26 about the political reforms under way in that country.

Fifteen UofL undergraduate students will display scientific posters Jan. 26 at the capitol building in Frankfort, Ky.

The University of Louisville’s Master of Arts in communication program is among the best in North America, according to an international higher education rating agency.

The University of Louisville School of Dentistry (ULSD) is receiving national recognition from the American Dental Association Foundation for its commitment to provide quality dental care to underserved and uninsured people in Appalachia.

It is not enough to teach students the contents of a subject. Teachers must prepare their students to continue to learn and develop skills in a world in which knowledge changes quickly.

Clayton Christensen, a Harvard Business School professor widely regarded as an expert on business innovation and growth, will speak at the University of Louisville’s College of Business Jan. 26.

Beth Riley, assistant professor in the Department of Medicine and physician at the James Graham Brown Cancer Center, joined Kentucky First Lady Jane Beshear, Rep. Joni Jenkins of Louisville and others at the Kentucky State Capitol in Frankfort Jan. 18 to call on Kentuckians to donate funds through their tax returns for breast cancer research.

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Two master’s degree programs at the University of Louisville’s College of Business have earned high rankings from Eduniversal, a higher education rating agency based in France.

Bob Seger sings about the “hustlers and the losers…down on Main Street.” But as Louisvillians know, Seger’s vision is a far cry from the vibrant Main Street in the River City.