- U of L athletics state of the union, part one
- Schedule preview: Conference slate can make-or-break men’s basketball
- Athletics broadcast center opens on Arthur Street
- SGA President Jonathan Fuller might be the busiest student at U of L
- President Bendapudi chats with the community
- Exchange student plans to change his home country
- Take a look at Profiles in the Courtroom
- Ending the stigma around mental health
- U of L Professors share their crafts with an open reading
- Kentucky representatives discuss local issues at SGA’s Fancyville
All posts by David Cecil
Your neighborhood governor: Saving you from heroin, domestic violence and bad healthDating violence, heroin and health care. Those are certainly not the openers to any pleasant conversation that start off the new semester of college. Yet, to anyone following the political affairs of our state, they will definitely...
- Posted January 13, 2015
- Acid-tripping student burglarizes, attacks Bettie resident
Alcohol and weed may have just gotten a new best friend in the college student’s risque recreational arsenal. Lysergic acid diethylamide, better known as LSD, has surged in use at U of L. According to David James...
- Posted January 13, 2015
- U of L athletics state of the union, part one
By Matt Bradshaw — U of L features 21 elite...
- September 24, 2018
- Schedule preview: Conference slate can make-or-break men’s basketball
By Conner Farrell — After keying in non-conference matchups...
- September 24, 2018
- Athletics broadcast center opens on Arthur Street
By Matt Bradshaw — The U of L athletics...
- September 24, 2018
- What, what, what are you wearing?: Ramsey goes racist
BRUH. If you don’t believe in treating all...
- October 29, 2015
- ‘By the people, for the people’: Building MOSSCon from the ground up
MORE: Read this article in Albanian. Laijmifundit.al, Telegrafi.com and Digjitale.com all adapted Louisvillecardinal.com’s coverage. By Simon...
- May 13, 2013
- Updated: Hackers steal university employee tax info
By Shelby Brown– Although university police first received a report...
- April 5, 2017
