Emoticons and text jargon – they’re not entirely uncommon among college students. Slipped into casual conversation, emails and – sometimes – term papers, the language of texting has become a part of everyday life for most young adults.
Three University of Louisville engineering students recently unveiled their new video game, “Pandemic,” which aims to educate people about HIV and AIDS.
The Cultural Center has recently added a new splash of greenery to the University of Louisville Belknap Campus. A groundbreaking movement is taking place at U of L, literally.
As living a healthy lifestyle becomes a more prominent issue among college-aged individuals, the procurement of healthy foods has come to the forefront in a big way.
It’s that time of year – time for midterms, Spring Break, Student Government Association elections and locally grown produce.
According to the American Diabetes Association, 25.8 million people in the United States have diabetes.
Bicycles are a common sight on campus. Many people use them to get around. However, there are few who actually bike to and from the University of Louisville’s campus.
The Kentucky Area Health Education Centers program is a partnership between the University of Louisville Health Sciences Center and the University of Kentucky Medical Center. The program works to create and develop clinical education throughout Kentucky communities for students seeking health professions, as well as to continue providing education for medical personnel in medically underserved areas
Stress – it’s not entirely uncommon on college campuses. It’s written all over students’ faces as they rifle through their book bags, leaf through notes and cram for that really tough final exam. And, apparently, it’s getting worse.
Dr. Jeffrey Callen, the chief of the Division of Dermatology at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, has accomplished much in his field.
