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Patients who suffered from heart failure due to a heart attack showed an average of 12 percent improvement in heart function one year after they underwent an investigative treatment that involved infusing them with their own stem cells.

The University of Louisville has received a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of ����ֱ�� to help students from disadvantaged backgrounds prepare for and succeed in college.

Which cancer kills more Kentuckians than the next eight most common cancers combined?

Her school’s “powerful relationship with the University of Louisville” makes her students’ academic success possible,” said Beth Ann Fuller, Kentucky’s Elementary School Teacher of the Year, in a roundtable discussion Nov. 10 with U.S. Secretary of ����ֱ�� Arne Duncan.

Kentucky’s Bucks for Brains endowment match program recently won national recognition as one of six models for states and regions to follow to grow their economies and create high-paying jobs through investments in science, technology and innovation.

The University of Louisville Board of Trustees Nov. 10 approved expanding the university’s tuition discount for active duty military to include active members of the National Guard and reserve components of the military.

Halloween was an eye-opener for Misoo Kim.

The University of Louisville theater season continues Nov. 16-19 with “The Flu Season,” a dark comedy and love story by Will Eno set in a psychiatric retreat center where the lunatic doctor and nurse make their two patients seem well.

Romano “Ron” Mazzoli is proud of his 12 terms in the U.S. House of Representatives and his lifelong dedication to public service.

On Wednesday, Nov. 9, the Oval off Third Street will be converted to a two-way street and the north side between the Brandeis School of Law and Third will be closed for repair work on the roadway.