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Grant to help paralyzed patients
University of Louisville scientists who have helped three paralyzed patients stand again have won a $6.3 million grant to bring their technology into patients' homes.
More summer fun around Louisville
The University of Louisville has just announced that they will be doing their second summer outdoor movies series this summer called 'Cards Under the Stars'. A Three movies will be shown, once a month on a Friday, on the Natural Sciences lawn at Belknap Campus.
Westlake High School's Buffington is state tennis champ
He also did it in the most dramatic of fashions by winning the Division I state championship Saturday at the Ohio State Varsity Tennis Center.
Al Cross | Tuesday's winners: Thomas Massie, Rand Paul and money
I grew up on a small dairy farm in western Kentucky during a time when life had not changed much... The big winners in Tuesday's election were U.S. Sen.
Editorial | Veterans deserve best care and best hospital site
On this Memorial Day weekend, as the nation honors its military members who have died in service to the country, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is edging closer to a decision that will affect a growing number of living veterans among us.
Forum ponders ways to help Louisville's West End tackle violence
J. Blaine Hudson discusses forum : J. Blaine Hudson discusses Saturday's forum on violence in West Louisville and the ideas that arose on ways to address it.
Researchers win $6.3M grant for paralyzed patients
Two University of Louisville scientists who have helped three paralyzed patients stand again have won a $6.3 million grant to bring their technology into patients' homes.
Porter Memorial Run enters 13th year raising funds for scholarships
An annual 5K race and youth track meet that over the years has provided more than $28,000 in scholarships to Waverly students returns Monday to the Waverly High School track.
'Professor' claim challenged in state senate race
Patricia Spearman, a Democratic candidate in state Senate District 1, was not a professor or an adjutant professor at the University of Louisville as she stated in news releases and on her website, according to records obtained from the Kentucky university in a public records request by the Review-Journal. Instead Spearman, who faces incumbent ... (more)
U of L lands another football commitment
University of Louisville football coach Charlie Strong has commitment No. 9 from the Class of 2013 - Jacksonville, Fla., University Christian defensive end Marquis Haynes.
UofL Dean chairs task force; Public Health Dept. & Community Building office chip in
The Fischer administration has announced formation of a community-wide working group, to come up with strategies to cut down on violence all over Louisville, but particularly in the west end, in light of last week's fatal shootings.
U of L unveils donation-funded portable planetarium
A portable planetarium that can be set up in 45 minutes and accommodate 20 adults or 30 children will soon begin road shows to area schools and community events.
Cards' Benavides, Cats' Smith On Watch List for Top Centers
Charlie Strong is not the only one expecting big things from University of Louisville senior center Mario Benavides.
Forum to look at black community: Educator to update 2002 youth report
Ten years ago, in response to a sense that conditions were declining in Louisville's black community, a University of Louisville administrator led a study that analyzed issues ranging from poor educational attainment to sexual behavior.
UofL Singing Cardinals heading to Cuba
The University of Louisville Singing Cardinals are heading to Cuba as part of a choir symposium where group members will be able to show off their singing skills to Cuban choir groups.
Man, 25, guilty on porn charge
A Louisville man has pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to possessing images of child pornography while attending classes at the University of Louisville.
Family pleads for information in Beecher Terrace slaying
It was a devastating day Thursday for a Louisville family who lost a loved one in the city's latest slaying.
In the series third season finale the graduating members of the New Directions say goodbye to the Glee Club and prepare to for their lives after graduation.
Class at Broward College Reportedly Interrupted by Child Porn
A developing story from Gossip Extra: Apparently, a police leadership class at Broward College's central campus was dismissed early today after "what appeared to be child porn popped up on the instructor's computer as he taught ." The class is taught on the campus by the Southern Police Institute, and Jose Lambiet points out that the instructor's ... (more)
Helmsley Charitable Trust grants $6.3 million to University of Louisville for neurosurgery
The University of Louisville has received $6.3 million from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust to support research in the Department of Neurological Surgery and the Kentucky Spinal Cord Injury Research Center at UofL developing the next generation of technology to help paralyzed people regain movement in their limbs and enhance ... (more)
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