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DuPont Manual High School graduate and Louisville native Kaila Washington is packing her bags and going out of state after commencement to take her education further.

UofL officials and Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer on May 14 will unveil the first of 12 markers to commemorate the 50th anniversary of passage of the public accommodations law.

People worried about an Earth-asteroid collision might want to hear what science educator Thomas Tretter has to say in a May 10 talk, “Asteroids: Finding Them Before They Find Us.”

“Inten(s)ion,” a UofL student-organized exhibit of government-sponsored artwork from three countries, opens May 9 at Christ Church Cathedral in downtown Louisville with a 5:30 p.m.‒7:30 p.m.

Louisville native and Louisville Male High School graduate, John Ryan Frazier plans to stay in town after commencement.

May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and did you know that stroke is the fourth-leading cause of death in Kentucky and the United States?

Toni M. Ganzel is the new dean of the University of Louisville School of Medicine.

2013 Trustees Award winner Tony Arnold is a big-picture kind of guy. He looks for relationships between things that might seem unrelated. And, the law and urban planning professor and Boehl Chair in Property and Land Use is skilled at teaching his students to do the same.

A group of UofL students and alumni will head to destinations across the globe as winners of competitive academic scholarships, President James Ramsey announced May 7.

More than 2,700 University of Louisville students are expected to graduate this semester and 1,700 of the soon-to-be graduates will take part in the university’s main commencement ceremonies May 11 at the KFC Yum! Center.