By Jai’Michael Anderson Students say a sulfur smell filled the air after hearing a loud boom on Tuesday afternoon. They said a pickup truck caught on fire near Louisville Hall and Community Park. Firefighters arrived on the scene shortly after noon, an…
Witnesses say truck ‘exploded’ near Louisville Hall, ULPD investigating Read More »
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…
The Cardinal brings home 10 awards from Louisville SPJ Read More »
By Jarrett Whitehead On May 9, 2020, the University of Louisville held its first-ever all-virtual graduation ceremony due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As the end of the Spring semester approaches, it will be six years since the historic decision for th…
The 2020 Virtual Graduation: Where are they now? Read More »
By Elisha Lane Louisville’s food scene is full of surprises, but few places capture the city’s multicultural warmth the way Tikka House does. Located on Bardstown Road, it stands as one of those rare spots that feels both welcoming to newcomers and dee…
Tikka House: A corner of Louisville where comfort meets spice Read More »
By Beth Przybylski With study, research, internship and service-learning opportunities around the world, the University of Louisville’s Office of Education Abroad may be the right spot for students looking to enhance their college experience and stan…
Turning Dreams into Destinations: The study abroad experience at U of L Read More »
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 …
Katie Cardarellli selected as new provost, executive vice president Read More »
By Abigail Brown Most holiday films are fairly on the nose with their theme and lean into it heavily. When looking to get into the holiday spirit, classics like White Christmas, Elf, The Grinch and A Miracle on 34th Street are all reliable go-to’s. The…
The five best holiday films that aren’t even about the holidays Read More »
By Brennan Allen Louisville is a city filled with many creatives, yet it lacks a central “creative scene.” The city has everything from photographers to abstract painters to EDM artists, but still lacks a space that can bring these subgenres together a…
How a Louisville magazine is connecting creatives across the region Read More »
By Natalie Harris Few events capture Kentucky’s equestrian culture like the Kentucky Derby, which has come to symbolize the state’s long-standing horse racing tradition. From rural stables to collegiate competition, equestrian sport touches nearly eve…
Saddle up with U of L’s competitive horseback riding team Read More »
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…
How women in STEM find community at the University of Louisville Read More »
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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By Michael Harris On Oct. 13, 2025, Campus Police at the University of Louisville dispersed a student-led encampment organized by Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine. Participants were protesting what they call “the genocide in Palestine” and…
‘It seemed surreal,’ student reflects on attempted LSJP encampment Read More »
Noah Jennings Recent studies show that gambling rates have been steadily rising in the U.S. To some University of Louisville students, this isn’t a bad thing, but there needs to be moderation. A consumer poll conducted by the American Gaming Associati…
Gambling on the rise, students share their thoughts Read More »
By Brennan Allen Made possible through a collaboration between PowerHouse Data Centers, one of the world’s largest data center developers and POE Companies, Louisville now has its first hyperscale data center underway. “Hyperscale” refers to a massiv…
Louisville’s first hyperscale data center: for the better, or worse? Read More »
