By Bobby Drexel For U of L students, finding convenient and affordable food options between classes can be a challenge. While the university offers a variety of options on campus, some students believe there is room for more choices, specifically in Ca…
U of L students call for more food options and flex points expansion Read More »
By Beth Przybylski University of Louisville students who are first-generation, meet federal low-income guidelines or have a disability may qualify for academic and personal support through TRIO Student Support Services. The federally-funded program ser…
U of L’s TRIO program offers support beyond the classroom Read More »
By Victoria Mastin New federal earnings standards raise questions about how both college programs and their graduates should be valued. For University of Louisville senior Elliot Meadows, the value of a college degree cannot be measured by a paycheck. …
What is a U of L degree worth? Read More »
By Claire Schneider and Logan Weaver On Sept. 24, 2026, the Bourbon and Beyond festival returned to Louisville for a weekend of bourbon, bluegrass and more. In the wake of the previous weekend’s festival, Louder than Life, the Kentucky Exposition Cent…
TLC writers take on Bourbon & Beyond 2026 Read More »
By Mallorie Wheat With fall officially here, students at the University of Louisville are using the lower temperatures as an opportunity to move their daily runs from the Student Recreation Center to the outdoors. Trading the treadmill to nowhere for s…
Students trade treadmills for sidewalks in fall weather Read More »
By Beth Przybylski In September 2026, the University of Louisville’s “Cards SPEAK” initiative received additional funding to continue its suicide prevention and mental health education activities for four more years. Cards SPEAK previously completed …
Cards SPEAK receives funding to continue suicide prevention efforts Read More »
By Logan Weaver On Saturday, Sept. 26, the Asia Institute-Crane House hosted its fourth annual Asian Night Market at Fourth Street Live! in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Serving as Louisville’s largest celebration of Asian culture, the event highlight…
GALLERY: Asian Night Market celebrates culture at Fourth Street Live Read More »
By Viet Ho The onset of fall brings with it flu season; University of Louisville Campus Health Services is providing multiple mobile flu shot clinics throughout the semester to administer flu vaccines to students. A nurse’s perspective The flu shot c…
U of L continues to bring flu shots to students Read More »
By Victoria Mastin For many college students, watching sports no longer means just watching the score. With betting available from one’s phone, a touchdown, three-pointer or last-second field goal can determine whether money is won or lost. Of 150 Univ…
Inside the wins, losses and sports betting culture at U of L Read More »
By Abigail Brown On the morning of Sept. 6, 2018, the Fifth Third Bank headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio became the scene of tragedy when a gunman opened fire in the lobby, leaving three dead and two injured. Among those injured was U of L alum Whitney …
Alum nonprofit works to unite Ohio Valley against gun violence Read More »
By Claire Schneider On Sept. 18, ESPN and Good Karma Sports visited the University of Louisville communication department to discuss the ins and outs of sports media. The panel was a small part in preparing for game day, and U of L is just one of many…
Communication department hosts ESPN and Good Karma Sports Read More »
By Daniel Swinney Hardcore punk is a counter-culture defined by anti-consumerism and a community-driven ethos of self-determination, authenticity, social justice and mutual support. Few in Louisville represent that ethos better than Neriah Romero, fron…
Basic Needs: Up-and-coming Louisville band embodies hardcore values Read More »
By Tori Mastin Kalib Perry has spent months preparing for another season with Louisville football. What he still does not know, however, is whether he will be allowed to play. Perry, a fifth-year linebacker for the Cardinals, is one of many college ath…
NCAA eligibility fight leaves class of 2022 athletes in limbo Read More »
By Bobby Drexel For Louisville students, attending sporting events is an important part of the college experience. The Ville’ns ticketing program offers students access to such events throughout the year, including football, men’s and women’s basketbal…
Inside U of L’s Ville’ns ticket program Read More »
By Shea Ramsey When Louisville football takes the field, it’s not just players who feel the pressure and excitement of game day. Students who travel to away games and pack L&N Stadium for home games say the experience has become just as much about …
How football brings students together through more than just proximity Read More »
