By Josie Simpson The No. 12 Louisville Cardinals finally snapped their four-year drought against the No. 9 Kentucky Wildcats with a 96-88 win that felt like a long-overdue exhale for Card Nation. Ready to play Louisville wasted no time getting on the b…
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By Josie Simpson Coming off two 100-point season-openers, the No. 12 Louisville Cardinals prepare to face long-time rival, the No. 9 Kentucky Wildcats. RI-VILLE-RY… take two? The Cardinals haven’t brought a win home against the Wildcats since 2020, …
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By Josie Simpson If you’re trying to call 911 in Jefferson County, the line will not ring. The University of Louisville Police Department announced that incoming phone lines are down, resulting in a widespread outage that has silenced all incoming 911 …
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By Josie Simpson On Nov. 4 at 5:14 PM, a plane crashed near UPS Worldport, resulting in an explosion near Grade Lane and Crittenden Drive. LMPD reported multiple injuries and has implemented a shelter-in-place for those within the area. The crash resul…
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By Josie Simpson On Nov. 4 at 5:14 PM, a plane crashed near UPS Worldport, resulting in an explosion near Grade Lane and Crittenden Drive. LMPD is reporting multiple injuries and has implemented a shelter-in-place for those within the area. The crash r…
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By Josie Simpson No. 19 Louisville, slowly but surely, won against unranked Boston College. This matchup comes a week after the Cardinals beat then-No. 2 Miami, marking the first time Coach Jeff Brohm has won, coming off a top-five win. Fully engaged T…
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By Justin Bell On Sept. 23, U.S. News & World Report released its list of the 2026 Best Colleges. The University of Louisville soared in multiple areas. The U.S. News and World Report has published education rankings since 1983. Its system relies o…
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By Josie Simpson The U.S. Government’s funding will be cut off at the end of September unless Republican members of Congress can reach an agreement with Democratic members on a spending bill. This could cause many U.S. government services to come to …
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By Josie Simpson 18-year-old Michael Tedder was arrested hundreds of miles away from the University of Louisville, after making threats of mass violence against the school. On Sept. 12, between 1 and 2 p.m., the U of L Police Department received the threat via phone call and traced it to North Carolina. The threat was
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By Emma Posey A heated altercation between two students occurred over the posting and removal of Charlie Kirk posters in the Bingham Humanities Building at the University of Louisville on Sept. 15. Kirk, a conservative commentator, was assassinated Sept. 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University. The posters displayed a portrait image of Charlie Kirk next
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By Kylie Cox and Josie Simpson Louisville’s Bourbon & Beyond returned this September for another four-day takeover of the Kentucky Exposition Center fairgrounds. Once again, it proved why it has become the city’s premier music, bourbon, and food festival. With massive crowds pouring in from across the country, the festival boasted one of its most
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By Josie Simpson President Gerry Bradley sat down on Sept. 16 to discuss the University of Louisville’s 2025–2026 Strategic Plan, campus developments, and student-focused initiatives. Strategic Plan and Goals When asked which pillar of the strategic plan he was most excited about, Bradley pointed to the Learn pillar. His goal is to grow enrollment while
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By Josie Simpson On Sept. 11, the University of Louisville became aware of flyers on its campus featuring a graphic illustration of Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk, a conservative political commentator and Co-Founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated on September 10th at Utah Valley University. Kirk was at the university for his American Comeback Tour
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By Josie Simpson On Sept. 11, the Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) organized a picket in opposition to the University of Louisville’s partnerships with companies supporting Israel in Israel and Palestine’s ongoing military and political conflict. The Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine is a recognized student organization that fights for Palestinian
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by Lauryn Hendrix While students are getting into the swing of the semester, the Top 4 of SGA are working to start their impact. The group includes President Macy Waddle, Executive Vice President Ana Hernandez, Academic Vice President Kathleen Price and Services Vice President Grant Avis. Each shared their priorities and explained how their experiences
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