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Dozens of faculty, staff and friends celebrated the accomplishments of Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and University Provost Shirley Willihnganz Sept. 12, as she and President James Ramsey announced the opening of the Hall of Provosts in Grawemeyer Hall.

Nearly 80 UofL School of Dentistry faculty and students returned to Eastern Kentucky Sept 8–9 to help give free treatment to more than 680 patients.

Several University of Louisville forensic anthropology students recently finished work on an unusual project — one which even UofL staff archaeologist Philip DiBlasi had never done anything like before they started in May.

CIA Director David Petraeus addressed more than 500 people at the University of Louisville Monday, steering clear of the topic of U.S. intelligence and focusing instead on effective leadership.

A national registry to help match people in need of bone marrow transplants with potential donors will be on Belknap Campus Sept. 13 to recruit new members.

UofL neuroscientist Susan Harkema is primary author on 12 research studies published this week that show that innovative rehabilitative treatments, like those used in Louisville, can lead to significant functional improvements and a higher quality of life for spinal cord injury (SCI) patients.

UofL Physicians Pediatrics sleep psychologist Sarah Honaker provides excellent tips for parents working to create a smooth transition from summer to school for their children. One of the key factors to a successful start is sleep.

Don’t be surprised if you run into someone around town wearing a lapel pin that says, “Racial Healing Ambassador.” The pin bearer is one of 25 graduates of the Healing History Academy, a project of the University of Louisville’s Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research (ABI) in partnership with the Louisville Metro Department of Health & Wellness Center for Health Equity.

Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent Donna Hargens will open the Yearlings Club-University of Louisville fall lecture series Sept. 9 at the Yearlings Club, 4309 W. Broadway. The free, public event is from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

WFPK’s “Live Lunch” program will return to the Red Barn Sept. 7.