By Ava Walker While brand-new scoreboards glow in the stadium and state-of-the-art lab equipment hums in the science buildings, the campus theater runs on old lights and crackling speakers. It’s time to address what U of L chooses to celebrate and what…
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By Derek DeBurger Louisville and Pittsburgh have a deep history and a back-and-forth series spanning multiple generations and conferences. Here to add to the newest chapter of Louisville-Pitt is the Sports Editor and Assistant Sports Editor of The Pitt…
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By Derek DeBurger Louisville will travel to Acrisure Stadium to play the Pittsburgh Panthers in their first road game of the season. The Cards have had a particularly rough time in Pittsburgh in recent meeting, losing three straight and five of their l…
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October brings us changing leaves, dropping temperatures and, of course, lots of fun family events. Louisville is an amazing place to have fun in the fall and October does not disappoint! Here are some great FREE October events in Louisville Have fun t…
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By Madeline Tudor It’s 11 p.m. in Ekstrom, the trashcans are filled with Starbucks cups and energy drink cans and someone is coughing in the corner, distracting you from studying during your all-nighter. This is the average student’s idea of “normal”. …
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By Nolton Alfred and Vinny Porco Louisville men’s soccer faced the rival Kentucky Wildcats Tuesday evening in a heated match that resulted in a 2-2 tie. Check out some photos from Cardinal staff photographer Nolton Alfred. Sophomore defender Noah De…
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By Cardinal Photographers The Cardinals took home a Week 4 win against the Bowling Green Falcons to improve to a record of 3-0. Check out some photos from Opinion Editor Vinny Porco, and Staff Photographers Nolton Alfred and Harrison Plank. U of L student runs out onto the field before the football team
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By Derek DeBurger Louisville walks away with an easy win against the Bowling Green Falcons. This was the first-ever meeting between the two programs, with the Cards now 1-0 in the series. In Lacy we trust After winning the kickoff and deferring, Louisville’s defense came up with a quick stop to force a punt. Unfortunately,
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Happy Halloween! Please enjoy this list of Halloween events in Louisville for families and children. Louisville loves Halloween. There are so many events for kids of all ages and many are free. We even have a Halloween parade! This Halloween even…
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By Derek DeBurger Coming off of a much needed bye week, Louisville will play a much needed bye game against the Bowling Green Falcons. The first-ever matchup between the two programs shouldn’t be overly competitive. But here to play devil’s advocate is Tyler Kavalecz, the Sports Production Director of Falcon Media. Bowling Green is breaking
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville fell to Kentucky, losing their second top ten match up so far this season, also in five sets. Set one started off strong for the Cardinals, playing well from the beginning. Hannah Kenny had an ace giving the Cards the lead early on. There were a lot of lead changes through
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By Elizabeth Scanland Louisville will look to remain undefeated as they welcome the Bowling Green Falcons for the first-ever matchup between the two programs. The Cardinals return to action after a bye week, aiming to sharpen up before entering ACC play. Heisman-caliber? Led by Heisman Trophy winner Eddie George in his first year with the
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Diana Runkel Many Louisville Cardinals look forward to Family Weekend every year. Luckily, current students don’t have to wait much longer for Cardinal Family Weekend 2025. Family Weekend will start on Sept. 19 and conclude on Sept 21. Many campus organizations host different activities for everyone to participate in. On Friday, Sept. 19, some events
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville put up a strong fight against Texas in their first ranked match up of the season. Unfortunately, the Cardinals fell after five sets. The first set started off strong for the Cardinals with a 5-0 run. Chloe Chicone kicked off the set with an amazing dig, bringing the energy up from
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by Lauryn Hendrix While students are getting into the swing of the semester, the Top 4 of SGA are working to start their impact. The group includes President Macy Waddle, Executive Vice President Ana Hernandez, Academic Vice President Kathleen Price and Services Vice President Grant Avis. Each shared their priorities and explained how their experiences
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