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Ashley Harris packed a lot into her last four years at the University of Louisville.

Take the stress of caring for an elderly loved one with debilitating illness or cognitive impairment and mix in the activities and expectations of the holiday season.

When Carrol Blevins steps onto the stage to receive her diploma at the University of Louisville's Dec. 16 commencement ceremony, it will mark the end of a long journey.

University of Louisville dental school visitors will enter through a new front door beginning Jan. 3.

Researchers at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry have headed a study that may explain how tobacco smoke contributes to gum disease.

Breaking an 11-year tradition, the University of Louisville will have commencement ceremonies in the new KFC Yum! Center Dec. 16. About 700 students are expected to participate in the 7:30 p.m. ceremony.

A group of 11 University of Louisville students left Louisville Dec. 10 to spend about two weeks in India.

Exposure to tobacco smoke – even occasional smoking or secondhand smoke – causes immediate damage to your body that can lead to serious illness or death, according to a report released Dec. 9 by U.S. Surgeon General Regina M. Benjamin.

The holidays sometimes can be overwhelming. No kidding, you're saying. Tell me something I don't know.

When Lauren Hendricks, now a University of Louisville graduate student, returned from an International Service Learning Program trip to Belize last spring, there was only one thing on her mind when she returned — filling out the application to go on the next trip to the Philippines this winter.