By Vinny Porco Ian Stansel is an English professor at U of L. He teaches Creative Writing classes from the 200-level to the 600-level, all without a trace of Generative AI. Stansel brings a wealth of creative experience to the department, having publis…
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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 Vinny Porco Sports Administration faculty member Tim Wolz has taught at U of L for a decade, and has come to embrace Generative AI in the classroom in recent years. From Sport Communication to Sport Sociology, Wolz brings decades of experience in th…
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By Cardinal staff Once again, The Cardinal is an award-winning newsroom. On Thursday, June 11, the publication won 10 awards from the Louisville Metro Society of Professional Journalists. Some of the city’s best local journalists gathered at West Sixth…
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By Vinny Porco A man banned from campus by U of L for threatening and yelling slurs at a group of students has recently been identified as Matthew Pike. The April 18, 2026 incident at The Province caught on video by several students present involved Pi…
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By Christal Sparrow, Josie Simpson and Vinny Porco The University of Louisville Campus Health Center is currently a 36-minute walk from campus. The Counseling Center is inside of the Student Activities Center. That distance is exactly why U of L is bri…
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By Jai’Michael Anderson and Vinny Porco A man caught on video yelling slurs at University of Louisville students was recently banned from campus. At around 10 p.m. on April 18, a group of students were partying at the Province Apartments when a young w…
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By Weslee Reynolds On Thursday, April 23, U of L students were greeted by puppies brought to campus from the Kentucky Humane Society on the lawn outside of Ekstrom Library. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZKmCzyzzyw
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By Diana Runkel One afternoon while driving near campus, I noticed my tank was low and pulled into the Speedway near campus for a quick refill. The moment I turned in, I remembered why I usually avoid this gas station. Most U of L students know exactly…
OPINION: This gas station should be convenient, but is not Read More »
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 Jaydon Michalczyk Kentucky college campuses are changing. Since July, student rights and our university communities have been attacked. Kentucky House Bill 4, the anti-DEI bill, is responsible. Last spring, the Kentucky legislature voted to pass…
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 Brennan Allen Despite a federal judge ordering the Trump administration to find a way to fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program amidst the government shutdown, many Americans still have not received their benefits for the month of Novemb…
OPINION: What to know about SNAP and why we need it Read More »
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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