By Cardinal Photographers The Cardinals followed up their impressive road win against the second-ranked Miami Hurricanes with another win against conference opponent Boston College. Check out some photos from Opinion Editor Vinny Porco, and Staff Photo…
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By Sara Montoya-Obando As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, the University of Louisville wraps up its celebration with the 32nd annual Latin American Film Festival. Dr. Medina, the director of the Latin American Studies Program and founder of t…
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By Cardinal Photographers The Cardinals received their first loss of the season Saturday night in a game that went down to the wire. Check out some photos from Opinion Editor Vinny Porco, and Staff Photographers Nolton Alfred and Harrison Plank. Lou…
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By Vinny Porco On Saturday, Sept. 27th, the Louisville Cardinals football team visited the University of Pittsburgh Panthers at their shared home Acrisure Stadium. But a football game wasn’t all that took place. What started as a mission for Cardinals …
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By Vinny Porco The construction of the University of Louisville’s upcoming “Health Sciences Simulation Center and Collaboration Hub” at the corner of E. Chestnut Street and S. Preston Street will feature several exciting sustainability efforts. These f…
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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 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 Roxy Osborne University of Louisville students were sent a series of RAVE alerts regarding a robbery that occurred at university affiliated housing The Brexx, formerly known as The Retreat, on Sept. 14. According to the alerts, four individuals wearing ski masks stole property before fleeing. This incident comes during a time where students are
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By Emma Posey A heated altercation between two students occurred over the posting and removal of Charlie Kirk posters in the Bingham Humanities Building at the University of Louisville on Sept. 15. Kirk, a conservative commentator, was assassinated Sept. 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University. The posters displayed a portrait image of Charlie Kirk next
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By Sara Montoya Former U.S. Ambassador Kelly Craft spoke to UofL’s students at the College of Business on Sept. 10. She discussed her experience in national and foreign affairs and discussed diplomacy’s role in today’s political climate. Here are the takeaways. Learning through diplomacy The former ambassador opened by sharing what it truly means to
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By Josie Simpson On Sept. 11, the University of Louisville became aware of flyers on its campus featuring a graphic illustration of Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk, a conservative political commentator and Co-Founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated on September 10th at Utah Valley University. Kirk was at the university for his American Comeback Tour
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By Josie Simpson On Sept. 11, the Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) organized a picket in opposition to the University of Louisville’s partnerships with companies supporting Israel in Israel and Palestine’s ongoing military and political conflict. The Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine is a recognized student organization that fights for Palestinian
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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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