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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.

The University of Louisville had a ceremony Monday, April 12, to recognize outstanding students, student organizations and other campus groups for achievement on campus and in the community.

In early 1959, Alford Gustafson Jr., a Louisville insurance agent, received a call from John Craf, dean of the then-University of Louisville School of Business: One of his instructors had fallen and wouldn't be able to teach his course. Could Gustafson fill in?

University of Louisville students have successfully pitted their thinking skills against their peers in three different contests this month.

The Dwight Anderson Memorial Library at the University of Louisville is the repository of music written by composers over the centuries, but it also has a niche that sets it apart from other libraries: its holdings include more than 3,000 pieces that have been submitted for the University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition.

Yesterday, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was in Prague, Czech Republic, with President Barack Obama for the signing of a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) between the United States and Russia.

It may seem an unusual way for a person to help train future health care professionals and further educational and research efforts, but the nearly 200 people who bequeath their bodies to the University of Louisville each year are doing just that.

Mary Hums thought she knew why she was at the April 8 University of Louisville Board of Trustees meeting.