By Sara Montoya-Obando As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, the University of Louisville wraps up its celebration with the 32nd annual Latin American Film Festival. Dr. Medina, the director of the Latin American Studies Program and founder of t…
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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 …
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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 Vinny Porco On Saturday, Sept. 27th, the Louisville Cardinals football team visited the University of Pittsburgh Panthers at their shared home Acrisure Stadium. But a football game wasn’t all that took place. What started as a mission for Cardinals …
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By Vinny Porco The construction of the University of Louisville’s upcoming “Health Sciences Simulation Center and Collaboration Hub” at the corner of E. Chestnut Street and S. Preston Street will feature several exciting sustainability efforts. These f…
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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…
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By Isaiah Iles and Noah Jennings The annual Louisville music festival Louder Than Life returned this year to bring rock and heavy metal fans from across the globe together. This year, the festival boasted an impressive lineup of artists, featuring old …
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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 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 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 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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