Tuesday, November 11, 2025: Several Louisville area establishments are offering deals to veterans and active-duty military throughout the day. Do you know a veteran or active-duty service member? Are you one yourself? If yes, THANK YOU FOR…
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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 Derek DeBurger No. 20 Louisville shook off another slow start to get their first win of the season against the Northern Kentucky Norse. Still rusty Louisville won the opening tip and scored almost immediately. But this ease would die down quickly. A…
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By Lizzie Sexton As spooky season is coming to a close and we start to get into the holiday spirit, we are looking for activities to do in November. Of course, as college students, we have the stress of class and finals lingering in the back of our min…
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By Beth Przybylski Designed to meet the academic, emotional and social needs of military-affiliated students, the Center for Military-Connected Students provides essential guidance and connections to ensure that those currently serving or who are veter…
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The government shutdown has become the longest in the country’s history. The shutdown began on Oct. 1, when Republicans and Democrats could not come to an agreement to pass a bill funding government services. The previous record was 35 days, taking pl…
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By Jocelyn Scurlock Louisville extended their undefeated road winning streak on Sunday against Wake Forest, winning the match 3-1. The Cards got out to a slow start in the first set, falling behind the Demon Deacons 5-2. Though they were quickly able t…
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By Derek DeBurger No. 15 Louisville drops a heartbreaker to the California Golden Bears in overtime. The loss all but ends the Cards’ hopes of playing for the ACC championship or getting to the College Football Playoff. Fool’s gold Cal started the game…
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By Derek DeBurger No. 15 Louisville will host the California Golden Bears for the first ever matchup between the two programs. Flashes In spite of having a winning record and a lot of promising young pieces, the Cal offense has been pretty pedestrian t…
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Holiday Bazaars in Louisville are a way to get a lot of shopping done at once and snag some handmade, locally made items. Finding that unique gift sometimes needs inspiration. And, many of these bazaars are fundraisers for good causes. Happy shopping! …
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By Harry Barsan No. 11 Louisville cruised to yet another easy victory, this time against the Jackson State Tigers. Practice runs Sananda Fru started the party early with an alley-oop off the pass from Mikel Brown Jr. Ryan Conwell found enough space for…
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By Derek DeBurger For the first time ever, No. 15 Louisville and the California Golden Bears will face off on the gridiron. Here to give the inaugural take on the matchup is Philip Luongo of The Daily Californian. For the second year in a row, Cal has …
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By Josie Simpson If you’re trying to call 911 in Jefferson County, the line will not ring. The University of Louisville Police Department announced that incoming phone lines are down, resulting in a widespread outage that has silenced all incoming 911 …
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Editor’s note: This article will be updated to include additional information provided by The Cardinal Cupboard. By Roxy Osborne Nearly 35,000 households in Louisville were left without money for food after a federal government shutdown on Nov. 1 pause…
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‘Tis the season for the awe of Holiday & Christmas events and activities in and around Louisville. Looking for a way to celebrate or get into the spirit? We’ve got you covered! Holiday events, markets, tree-lighting, photos w…
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