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Nov. 11 is Veterans Day in the United States.

Byron Hurt, an anti-sexist activist and filmmaker, will discuss his film "Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes" as part of the University of Louisville's inaugural Engaging Men Week.

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The University of Louisville supports a campus free of bias or hate, where diversity is celebrated and civility is expected.

The complexities of treating and interacting with a variety of patient populations whose lifestyles and beliefs may be very different from those of the health provider will be examined at an annual symposium hosted by the University of Louisville Health Sciences Center.

University of Louisville students' photography work with children in Panama will be showcased in an exhibit that opens Nov. 3 during the free, public Celebration of Panamanian Independence Day, which will include talks about the project and a tribute to workers who died building the Panama Canal.

Civil rights activist, singer and historian Bernice Johnson Reagon will blend music and message in her "songtalk" performance during the fourth annual Anne Braden Memorial Lecture Nov. 5 at the University of Louisville.

University of Louisville President James Ramsey received a special honor from the campus community over homecoming weekend. But it wasn't at UofL.

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Former President Bill Clinton and Jack Conway, Kentucky attorney general and democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, will be guests of the University of Louisville College Democrats Monday, Nov. 1, for a free, public talk on the Belknap Oval.