By Josie Simpson On April 18, the Grawemeyer Awards ceremony took place on the University of Louisville’s campus, bringing together scholars, artists, researchers and the broader Louisville community to celebrate the groundbreaking ideas that shape th…
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By Weslee Reynolds On Thursday, April 23, U of L students were greeted by puppies brought to campus from the Kentucky Humane Society on the lawn outside of Ekstrom Library. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZKmCzyzzyw
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By Jarrett Whitehead On May 9, 2020, the University of Louisville held its first-ever all-virtual graduation ceremony due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As the end of the Spring semester approaches, it will be six years since the historic decision for th…
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By Elisha Lane Louisville’s food scene is full of surprises, but few places capture the city’s multicultural warmth the way Tikka House does. Located on Bardstown Road, it stands as one of those rare spots that feels both welcoming to newcomers and dee…
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By Beth Przybylski With study, research, internship and service-learning opportunities around the world, the University of Louisville’s Office of Education Abroad may be the right spot for students looking to enhance their college experience and stan…
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By Abigail Brown Most holiday films are fairly on the nose with their theme and lean into it heavily. When looking to get into the holiday spirit, classics like White Christmas, Elf, The Grinch and A Miracle on 34th Street are all reliable go-to’s. The…
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By Brennan Allen Louisville is a city filled with many creatives, yet it lacks a central “creative scene.” The city has everything from photographers to abstract painters to EDM artists, but still lacks a space that can bring these subgenres together a…
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By Natalie Harris Few events capture Kentucky’s equestrian culture like the Kentucky Derby, which has come to symbolize the state’s long-standing horse racing tradition. From rural stables to collegiate competition, equestrian sport touches nearly eve…
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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…
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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…
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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 Natalie Harris Founded in 2024, Women in STEM, Education and Roundtable is a women-led organization dedicated to creating a supportive space where women can thrive academically. As WISER brings women in STEM together, the gathering becomes more 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,…
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