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Historian, documentary filmmaker and UofL alumnus Chad Montrie will talk about how past racism affects the present in a free, public lecture March 26.

The University of Louisville will celebrate a major milestone in its $1 billion Charting Our Course campaign Thursday, April 10.

Swiss chemist Michael Graetzel, the winner of the University of Louisville’s first $50,000 Leigh Ann Conn Prize for Renewable Energy, will give a free public lecture at 2:30 p.m., Monday, March 17, at the Rauch Planetarium on the Belknap Campus.

The University of Louisville’s Army ROTC program has received one of eight national 2012-13 MacArthur Awards.

How can math help scientists understand how wolves and coyotes protect their territories – and even how urban gangs defend their turf? A March 20 speaker at the University of Louisville will explain how the studies of math and biology intersect in the formation of spatial patterns.

Thirteen-year-old Xzavier Stetser usually spends his Saturday mornings relaxing or hanging out with his family.

The Swain Student Activities Center hosted an 18-hour dance party this past weekend to raise money for pediatric cancer.

Even the polar vortex can’t discourage fans of the Schimmel sisters.

U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire will speak at the University of Louisville March 17 as a guest of the university’s McConnell Center.

University of Louisville PhD candidate Amy Lueck has been named a recipient of the K. Patricia Cross Future Leaders Award, an award given to eight PhD candidates across the country.