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 …
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By Abigail Brown Life after college is on the mind of every graduate as they step off campus for the last time. For University of Louisville alumni Mia Moss, life after college has returned her to the familiar territory of John Hardin High School. It’…
U of L alumni shines as John Hardin High School technical director Read More »
By Beth Przybylski Writing assignments can feel overwhelming, but University of Louisville students do not have to complete them alone. The University Writing Center in Ekstrom Library provides feedback and guidance to writers at every experience leve…
University Writing Center offers support for writers Read More »
By Logan Weaver Local thrift and antique store Fleur De Flea held its outdoor vintage market this weekend at Waterfront Plaza in downtown Louisville. Hosting over 200 local vendors, the event showcased a massive collection of unique finds, including vi…
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By Logan Weaver Louisville native Jack Harlow returned home recently not just for a casual visit, but for a weekend full of community connection, local celebration, and philanthropic impact. Originally in town for a set of sold-out shows at Old Foreste…
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By Claire Schneider On Aug. 27, U of L students got thrifty with ELSB along Bardstown Road. The ELSB Community Aid and Immersion committee bussed students to the Highlands neighborhood. The area is known for its small businesses, and in particular, it…
ELSB hosts ‘Thrifting in the Ville’ event in the Highlands Read More »
By Ava Lunsford U of L’s Ballroom Dance Club has been seeing strong showings at their recent events. President Lily Hagen describes the Ballroom Dance club as a “no experience necessary” creative dance club to help student have fun. Hagen and Social Me…
New faces, new steps: Ballroom Dance Club starts the semester strong Read More »
By Kara Beth Poe Twenty-four Indigenous cultural and sacred artifacts have been returned to the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes in Oklahoma, marking the first time the Speed Art Museum has completed a repatriation. Sirene Martin, the Speed Art Mus…
Speed Art Museum completes first repatriation of Indigenous artifacts Read More »
By Shea Ramsey For many college students, a sense of belonging and community is one of the highest priorities and highlights of their college experience. That experience can look very different based on where students live. Some walk just minutes from …
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By Abigail Brown With the Halloween season just on the horizon, Highview Arts Center is fervently at work bringing their production of Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None” to the stage. “And Then There Were None” tells the story of eight dispa…
Highview Arts Center set to revive a Christie classic this month Read More »
By Bobby Drexel College athletics has dramatically changed in the last few years, and the University of Louisville has thrown itself into the heat of the fire. For decades, college athletes were prohibited from profiting off their athletic fame. Today,…
The price of the Cardinal: Inside Louisville’s NIL era Read More »
By Daniel Swinney The low-clearance Third Street bridge underpass known as the “Can Opener” is infamous for peeling the tops clean off tractor-trailers. It has recently found itself at the forefront of Louisville’s zeitgeist once again. While there is …
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By Kaitlynn Bailey It’s a brand new year for students at the University of Louisville. With many new freshman as well as returning faces, there’s an energetic and infectious vibe on campus this August. As all adjust to being in a new setting or returni…
Prepare for flight, Cards! Read More »
By Claire Schneider Coffeetree Books and Fuzzy Duck Coffee Shop, having taken up residence in a 1969 cinema, are nestled between mountains and Morehead State University. Susan Thomas, current manager of both, inherited the business from her parents. Up…
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By Beth Przybylski Curious alpacas stretch their necks toward visitors at GoodShipp Alpaca Co. in Brooks, Kentucky. Guests laugh as they feed the animals and learn about sustainable farming. Owner Jamie Shipp opened her farm to the public in 2023. What…
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