By Vinny Porco Starting 2027, the University of Louisville will no longer cover employees’ GLP-1 medications for the purpose of weight management. Additionally, employees will see a 5% increase in premiums. An email addressed from President Gerry Bradl…
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Editor’s Note: This article covers the 2026 Climate Survey. In order to view the survey’s results, a University of Louisville login is required. The link to the survey can be found on the Commission on Climate, Culture and Well-being’s website. By Roxy…
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By Vinny Porco Two people are dead following an early-morning shooting Aug. 23 at U of L’s Family Scholar House. ULPD responded to an incident at the location around 2:00 a.m. Sunday morning. U of L announced just 15 minutes later via university alert …
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By Vinny Porco The U of L Board of Trustees voted to accept their Finance Committee’s 2026-2027 Operating and Capital Budget Thursday afternoon at meeting lasting just under four hours. The university-record $1.96 billion budget saw the smallest percen…
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By Emma Posey On Thursday. May 28, the U of L Office of the President sent out a university-wide email introducing “Cardinal Intelligence,” a new AI effort. Specifics on what Cardinal Intelligence is were unclear from the email alone. However, a preced…
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By Jai’Michael Anderson The University of Louisville has hired Kathryn “Katie” Cardarelli as provost and executive vice president, U of L President Gerry Bradley announced, Dec. 2. Cardarelli joined U of L in April 2024 as dean of the School of Public …
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By Reed Mateus Sexual assault on U of L’s campus cannot be ignored, and the administration’s lack of communication does nothing to help matters. There had been four incidents listed as “rapes” on the Belknap campus Clery Reports by September 16th, whe…
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By Savannah Dowell Forty years ago, U of L set the precedent that institutional financials would not be entangled with apartheid South Africa. Today, university administration has refused to even entertain a conversation with students on divestment fr…
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By Justin Bell On Sept. 23, U.S. News & World Report released its list of the 2026 Best Colleges. The University of Louisville soared in multiple areas. The U.S. News and World Report has published education rankings since 1983. Its system relies o…
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By Josie Simpson President Gerry Bradley sat down on Sept. 16 to discuss the University of Louisville’s 2025–2026 Strategic Plan, campus developments, and student-focused initiatives. Strategic Plan and Goals When asked which pillar of the strategic plan he was most excited about, Bradley pointed to the Learn pillar. His goal is to grow enrollment while
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By Jai’Michael Anderson The Thinker overlooked candles and written messages to Charlie Kirk’s family as dozens lined outside of Grawmeyer Hall for a vigil in his honor on Sept. 15. Kirk, conservative political commentator and founder of Turning Point USA, was shot dead at a Utah College event on Sept. 11. The podcaster was
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By Jai’Michael Anderson Engineering students now have a hub of resources on the southeast side of campus, thanks to the J.B. Speed School of Engineering Student Success and Research Building. University of Louisville leaders joined a few guests, including Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, for the ribbon-cutting on Sept. 4. The
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By Josie Simpson and Jai’Michael Anderson On Aug. 26, the University of Louisville hosted a town hall to discuss its new 2026-2030 strategic plan, set to be implemented by Summer 2026. Around 70 people gathered in Middleton auditorium in Strickler Hall to attend the event. Most of whom were faculty members and administrators. The event
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By Jai’Michael Anderson Kentucky resident underclassmen at the University of Louisville will pay a 3.5% tuition increase for the fall 2025 semester. John Karman, UofL Interim Vice President of Communications and Marketing, confirmed this in an email sent to the Louisville Cardinal, June 27. The decision was made in the Board of Trustees’ approval of
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By Tate Luckey May is the start of a whirlwind of events in Louisville. It kicks things off with the Derby, all the students graduate about a week later, and then, while waiting for the next Waterfront Wednesday Act, locals are reminded of the suffocating pollen levels and record heat. And yes, I mean record
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