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People who are at a high risk of mercury contamination from fish may benefit from work being done at the University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences.

"It is difficult to believe the destructive power of water and how much damage can happen in a very short time."

(Editor's Note: Green Scene is a monthly column on sustainable activities written by the faculty, staff or students responsible for them.)

The University of Louisville's Department of Theater Arts is inviting the public to audition for its fall plays, "How I Learned to Drive" and "Measure for Measure."

The University of Louisville Foundation broke ground July 29 on the first office building at ShelbyHurst Research and Office Park, a 200-acre professional office and research campus being developed around UofL's Shelby Campus.

The University of Louisville's recently renovated Duthie Center for Engineering has received a highly rated national certification for its energy-conscious design.

The University of Louisville will take to the water for its final "Cards under the Stars" family movie night of this summer.

Several University of Louisville engineering graduate students and alumni are gaining valuable work experience on a high-profile project: assessing the ideas streaming in for containing the source of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and for cleaning it up.

University of Louisville researchers and their colleagues have found that the death rates from all causes and cancer in general among workers at a Kentucky gaseous diffusion plant are significantly lower than those among the overall U.S. population for the same time period.

The Unviersity of Louisville's James Graham Brown Cancer Center has received the Commission on Cancer's (CoC) highest level of accreditation.