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Hundreds of thousands of soldiers were disabled on the battlefields of the Civil War. When the conflict ended, the stories of wounded veterans faded into the background of a recovering country.

Laine Lopez, a program coordinator for the University of Louisville’s Cultural Center, was named this year’s LGBT Center Ally Award winner at the Pride Keynote address September 22.

For the past seven years, UofL medical students have run in the Kentucky Derby Festival miniMarathon or Marathon in honor of patients with cancer and blood disorders in the university’s pediatric hematology/oncology division. This year’s runners presented their race medals to their young buddies in a special ceremony following the races on April 25 in the lobby of the Kosair Charities Clinical & Translational Research Building.

More than 1,500 students are expected to graduate from the University of Louisville this semester, and 875 of those graduates plan to participate in the Dec. 13 winter commencement ceremony at 7 p.m. in Freedom Hall, Kentucky Exposition Center.

Partnership for a Green City, a collaboration among four public organizations working to boost sustainable practices in the Louisville area, marked its 10th anniversary Dec. 10, 2014 in a celebration at The Nucleus, 300 E. Market St.

Close to 10,000 people participated in the 1964 March on Frankfort with Martin Luther King, Jr. Former state senator Georgia Davis Powers was there. So was baseball great Jackie Robinson. And among them were two photographers, University of Louisville professor Robert Doherty and photojournalist James N. Keen.

The following is a transcript of President James Ramsey's remarks for both commencement ceremonies.

University of Louisville President James Ramsey’s car is going to need an oil change and maybe even a set of new tires by mid-October.

John Schnatter has done a lot right in creating the third-largest pizza chain in the country. But the founder and CEO of Louisville-based Papa John’s International Inc. told a group of aspiring entrepreneurs on March 26 that his company embraces “a culture of mistakes.”

A beloved University of Louisville professor will be remembered for his musical contributions during a memorial recital featuring performances by his wife and former students.