Michael Bush announced on Jan. 9 that he was not going to return for his senior season. The University of Louisville football player chose to leave U of L and forego his medical red shirt eligibility in favor of pursuing the NFL. At a press conference in the University of Louisville's Student Activities Center, Bush, with his parents by his side, told the media that he had been leaning toward the NFL and the departure of Bobby Petrino to the Atlanta Falcons finalized his decision.

"I am happy to announce that I will be returning here for my senior season at the University of Louisville," said senior quarterback Brian Brohm. Brohm's announcement came around 9 this morning. "I made the final decision Saturday night. There were a lot of factors that went into this decision, checked out a lot of different options and checked in to everything.

The Office of Student Affairs at the University of Louisville administered an online survey to students at the end of last semester. The purpose of the survey was to gather information about satisfaction in regards to programs, services and the campus community as a whole.

The spring semester has just begun at the University of Louisville, but some are already be anticipating Spring Break: a chance to bask in the sun in warmer climates, rough it in the woods on a camping trip or repair homes in southern West Virginia. While the first two options may better articulate the essence of a college spring break, the third gives students a chance to make a difference in the lives of the people of Mullens, W.

Editor's note: Editor in Chief Chris Brown is reporting from the Middle East while participating in Project Interchange, a student newspaper editors' seminar in Israel conducted by the American Jewish Committee. JERUSALEM - It's hardly news to say that the Middle East - including Israel - has its share of problems.

The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was explored at the University of Louisville last Friday night, with a discussion led by Jefferson District Judge Joan "Toni" Stringer on the state of Civil Rights in the 21st century. The discussion was apart of the Martin Luther King Jr.

The Cardiovascular Innovation Institute is the newest collaboration between the University of Louisville and Jewish Hospital & St. Mary's HealthCare at the Louisville Health Science Center. The five story, multimillion dollar facility at 302 E. Muhammad Ali Blvd.

On their Web sites, colleges and universities sometimes make their dormitories seem too good to be true, and sometimes they are. Students get the opportunity to see where they are going to be living when they get to campus for orientation. The same holds true for professors.

mtvU and the Jed Foundation launched a national campaign, called HalfofUs, to help prevent student suicides and fight mental health stigmas on college campuses nationwide. mtvU is a 24 hour channel that broadcasts to 750 college campuses nationwide. It is the largest television network just for students.

As a University of Louisville student and employee of College Book Warehouse Terrance Greer walked and yelled through the book isles, "Anyone want free books!" customers paused briefly and finally five guys gathered to inquire about the giveaway. When presented with cream pies to eat and told whoever finished theirs first, would get their textbooks for free, only two competed.