July 29, 2012 - 8:04pm
The author of over 1,300 poems, Lee Pennington will give a free reading in honor of National Poetry Month in the Bingham Poetry Room at UofL’s Ekstrom Library. Catch him this Monday, April 16th, at 3pm.
Feel your tummy. Give it a good inquisitive assessment. Can you sense yourself growing fat and happy? April is reaching the end of its second week, and already we have enjoyed much of the written word’s sweet nectar as National Poetry Month makes its mark amongst...
April 12, 2012 - 5:08pm
Public art symposium at UofL on Friday 4/13/12. Public invited and encouraged.
April 10, 2012 - 10:00am
Today, I continue to look at my all-area college baseball team; in looking toward tonight's Louisville-Kentucky game.
Yesterday I took some time to look at some of the baseball greats to come through area colleges; today I picked up where I left off by looking at the outfield.In Left Field is Louisville’s Doc Powers, which is quite possible, the greatest baseball name I’ve ever heard. Powers stayed in...
July 29, 2012 - 8:04pm
The University of Louisville invites you to step inside a literary time machine this week as the Axton Literary Festival explores time travel in the written word. The three day festival, featuring a multitude of speakers, workshops and activities, launches this Wednesday, April 11th and hopes to return to the present on Friday, April 13th.
There is Science. That great institution of grand theory and starched collars, stepping boldly with a keen mind and nerdy glasses into the new frontier of the “unknown”. There is Fiction. That great and playful deceiver, using lies and mimicry in the name of art...
April 9, 2012 - 10:00am
Baseball season is upon us once again and in honor of that I take a look at some of the greats to come through area college teams.
Ladies and gentleman, we stand on the precipice of baseball season. By the way, I just really wanted to use the word precipice to be honest I’m not even sure that applies here.
University of Louisville
