By Roxy Osborne Eighty-five staff positions at the University of Louisville have been eliminated since January 2026. The reduction in staff comes after a series of budget difficulties expressed by U of L officials. Of the affected academic units, Arts …
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By Roxy Osborne After jumping from the bustling streets of Chicago to the humble countryside in North Carolina, new professor Dan Elliott is ready to make his mark at the University of Louisville’s Hite Institute of Art and Design. Elliott comes to U o…
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By Logan Weaver For Soozie Eastman, founder of 502Film and chair of the Louisville Film Commission, following a pre-determined path in life has never been an option. From creating her own major at the University of Louisville to redefining Louisville’s…
Soozie Eastman: A life in film, a legacy in Louisville Read More »
By Sydney Ball Finding a university to begin your career as a professor is no easy task. However, Lyn Radke had her eyes set on the University of Louisville. During the summer of 2024, Radke applied for a position in the Philosophy Department at U of L…
Staff spotlight: Lyn Radke introduces the Ethics Bowl to U of L Read More »
By Oriane Dancler Every year, dozens of students put their hats in the ring to earn the coveted title of Homecoming king and queen. Although some may dismiss the honor, the winners hold the weight of becoming role models for students at the University …
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By Maura Cornell A student-run thrift store appropriately named Thrifted opened to great success on Nov. 8. Less than a mile away from the University of Louisville’s campus, students flocked to the corner of Second Street and West Burnett Avenue for th…
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By Diana Runkel and Gillian Mathauer The Flea Off Market was hosted in Louisville this past weekend. It offered residents and visitors a two day pop-up event at The Smoketown Flea, located at 817 Logan Street. The market took place on Saturday, Nov. 1,…
Flea Off Market showcases local vintage artists in Smoketown Read More »
By Lizzie Sexton As spooky season is coming to a close and we start to get into the holiday spirit, we are looking for activities to do in November. Of course, as college students, we have the stress of class and finals lingering in the back of our min…
Fun fall activities for U of L students in November Read More »
By Beth Przybylski Designed to meet the academic, emotional and social needs of military-affiliated students, the Center for Military-Connected Students provides essential guidance and connections to ensure that those currently serving or who are veter…
How military-connected students can find community on campus Read More »
Editor’s note: This article will be updated to include additional information provided by The Cardinal Cupboard. By Roxy Osborne Nearly 35,000 households in Louisville were left without money for food after a federal government shutdown on Nov. 1 pause…
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By Maura Cornell With Halloween readily approaching, the excitement of dressing up with friends and partying draws closer. However, to avoid real frights, it’s important to take the proper precautions. Statistics prove just how dangerous the night can …
Tips for staying safe on U of L campus during Halloweekend Read More »
By Kylie Cox On Oct. 18, Louisville’s own streetwear brand, Louisville Love, transformed an open-warehouse space on Baxter Avenue into a celebration of local creativity and community. The heart of the event was the over 300 hand-picked garments from Lo…
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By Maura Cornell The University of Louisville’s Ekstrom Library is hosting a Banned Books week event on Oct. 7 and Oct. 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The library will be having free book drawings, give-a-ways, and readings of different banned books. Banned …
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By Diana Runkel and Arturo Echevers On Sept. 28, Dylan Scott performed at Log Still Distillery in Gethsemane, Kentucky, as part of his Easy Does It Tour. This tour included performances by Zach John King and George Birge as openers. Scott has multiple …
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By Roxy Osborne The owners of Dragon King’s Daughter and Kaiju bar have welcomed a new member to their restaurant family, HaiFry. Located at 1126 Bardstown Road in the Highlands area, HaiFry sets itself apart from its restaurant siblings by focusing on…
REVIEW: HaiFry brings a savory taste of Osaka to Louisville Read More »
