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If you happen to catch one of UofL’s newest television or print advertisements, university officials have a message: Your eyes are not deceiving you.

The University of Louisville’s Belknap Campus and UofL-owned or controlled properties on Shelby Campus will become smoke free on Nov. 19, the day of the Great American Smoke Out, according to university officials.

University of Louisville faculty, staff and students can expect detours, lane closures and road closures this fall as the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet works from late August through December to improve traffic flow and safety in two areas near Belknap Campus.

The International Honor Quilt (IHQ) database is now available to the public.

The fifth annual Faculty/Staff Open Walls exhibit opens Thursday in Photographic Archives, located in the lower level of Ekstrom Library. The exhibit will be on display until noon, Friday, June 26. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and the exhibit is open to the public.

University of Louisville Physicians have launched the “Academic Physician Precision Challenge,” a fun, interactive game to raise awareness of academic medicine.

University of Louisville administrators recognized 351 employees with 6,765 years of combined experience for their service at the 26th Annual Staff Recognition Luncheon Friday, Sept. 26.

The University of Louisville School of Music and its Alumni Council will award the first Robert B. Griffith Award lifetime achievement award to John Hoover during a special concert at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 27, at the Margaret Comstock Concert Hall.

One of the most promising areas of research in the fight against cancer is immunotherapy, or stimulating the body’s own immune system to destroy cancer. Jason Chesney, MD, PhD, a professor in the University of Louisville Department of Medicine and the deputy director of the James Graham Brown Cancer Center, is conducting clinical trials using checkpoint inhibitors as well as modified herpes virus in the treatment of melanoma with impressive results.

Can sports make the world a better place? UofL doctoral student Per Svensson thinks so.