By Jai’Michael Anderson There have been six unsolved rapes on the University of Louisville’s Belknap campus as of Sept. 30, 2025. Despite this, students have not received safety alerts, and the university maintains that the situation does not warrant a…
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By Emma Posey For three years in a row, the University of Louisville has broken its preceding enrollment record. This increasing number of students has put a strain on campus resources this semester, but changes are underway to offset the effects. In …
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By Cady Pierce The Kentucky Blood Center is a non-profit that does blood drives all over the state. They visited campus outside the Belknap Academic Building September 24-25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Their creative method of the vehicle they have named th…
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By Jai’Michael Anderson Enrollment at the University of Louisville surged to record-breaking numbers for the third time in a row in the Fall 2024 semester. Flash forward a year, and the institution is set to follow the trend and break that record again…
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By Jai’Michael Anderson The University of Louisville Police Department Crime and Fire Log now shows that five rapes have been reported within the first month of classes this year. According to the log, the most recent instance occurred on Aug. 29 at the Brexx. The report was submitted on Sept. 15. Records show that the
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By Nick Metzger After a stressful week filled with tests and assignments, students look forward to their two days of freedom. They attend football games, parties and club events over the weekend, and usually want a bite to eat after a night out or the morning after. Whether it is on campus or a quick
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By Lizzie Sexton As deadlines approach, you will no longer question if you need coffee, but where in Louisville is the best spot to get it? With tons of local coffee shops near campus, find out which one fits your vibe. University of Louisville students and staff are all familiar with Starbucks on campus, but
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By Kenedra Richardson National statistics reveal that approximately 23% of undergraduate students report experiencing low or very low food security, with an additional 12 % reporting marginal food security. When combined, over one-third of undergraduates are affected by some degree of food insecurity. Graduate students also face this challenge. These figures translate to more than
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By Noah Jennings The annual Louisville rock and heavy metal music festival, Louder Than Life, is kicking off this week. This four-day-long event will start on Thursday, Sept. 18 and end on Sunday, Sept. 21. It takes place at the Kentucky Exposition Center, located at 937 Phillips Lane. This year, Louder Than Life will feature
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While your classmates are still wondering what they want to do after graduation, you could be shaking hands with your future boss at an upcoming career fair. The career fairs are hosted by the University Career Center. These events present valuable opportunities for professional growth and networking that students should take advantage of to advance
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By Jai’Michael Anderson The Thinker overlooked candles and written messages to Charlie Kirk’s family as dozens lined outside of Grawmeyer Hall for a vigil in his honor on Sept. 15. Kirk, conservative political commentator and founder of Turning Point USA, was shot dead at a Utah College event on Sept. 11. The podcaster was
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By Brennan Allen There is a common consensus among minority students at the University of Louisville (at least those involved in politics) that our greatest enemy is House Bill 4 and the changes it brought. But to Dr. Ricky L. Jones, House Bill 4 only acted as a gateway for universities that already didn’t really
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Diana Runkel Many Louisville Cardinals look forward to Family Weekend every year. Luckily, current students don’t have to wait much longer for Cardinal Family Weekend 2025. Family Weekend will start on Sept. 19 and conclude on Sept 21. Many campus organizations host different activities for everyone to participate in. On Friday, Sept. 19, some events
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By Jai’Michael Anderson There have been four reports of rape on the University of Louisville’s campus since the beginning of the fall semester. In that time frame, UofL students have not received RAVE Alerts on any of the incidents. Here’s what we know. The University of Louisville Police Department made two rape-related arrests last month. One arrest was
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By Sara Montoya and Jai’Michael Anderson The university unveiled its latest addition to the Belknap campus Sept. 4, 2025. U of L President Gerry Bradley described the Speed Student Success and Research Building as a “one-stop shop” for engineering students. Along with classrooms, it features a variety of student support services and workspaces intended
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