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Many University of Louisville faculty, staff and students would like to get out of their cars and try commuting to campus in a healthier and greener way - they just don't know how.

The University of Louisville and Simmons College of Kentucky have signed an agreement designed to boost the higher educational opportunities for African American students, particularly those from west Louisville.

It's just a draft, but under the current 2010-11 budget proposal being considered by University of Louisville administrators, faculty and staff could receive a one-time payment in the range of $800 to $1,200, according to UofL President James Ramsey.

From a single-stream recycling program that uses trash cans the size of a half gallon of ice cream to revitalized brownfields, the University of Louisville community can see the mark of Vice President for Business Affairs Larry Owsley.

Horseplay is serious business for the people who come from far and wide to attend the Kentucky International Equine Summit April 26-27.

To you, it's trash. To someone else, it might be treasure.

Construction work on Eastern Parkway will continue into June, according to state officials and representatives of the company completing the work.

UofL students continue to do well in semester's end competitions.

The good times will roll and boil Friday night, April 16, during the 25th Annual Student Activities Board and Red Barn Alumni Association Crawfish Boil at the George J. Howe Red Barn.

(Editor's Note: Last week was National Area Health ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ Center (AHEC) Week. Congress developed the AHEC program in 1971 to recruit, train and retain a health professions workforce committed to underserved populations.