‘By the people, for the people’: Building MOSSCon from the ground up
By Simon Isham – Not one year into his stay in the United States as an exchange student, Altin Ukshini has already made great strides towards bringing open-source software, programs for which the source code is freely available, into the hands of everyday American consumers. 2013 is the inaugural year for the Midwest Open Source [...]
Welcome, new and returning Cardinals! My name is Carrie Mattingly, and I am pleased to be serving you as SGA President for the 2013-2014 academic year. My job is to lobby for the student interest on campus issues big and small, from your tuition rate to the meal plan. I have had the pleasure of [...]
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By Aaron Williams– The University of Louisville Office of First Year Initiatives has announced that the next book in common will be ‘This I Believe.’ The book is a collection of short, personal essays written by both the famous and the everyday citizen. Each of the essays reflects the writer’s core values and beliefs that [...]
Continue reading …liveable, loveable louisville: five reasons that make louisville the best city ever
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By Anna Meany and Aimee Jewell– Most call Louisville an island in the state of Kentucky. Since its establishment in 1780, the river city has been cultivating its own unique culture from the compassion and personality of its population. For the millions of visitors traveling to the city each year, the children who have grown [...]
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By Caitlyn Crenshaw– One of the many questions facing incoming and returning women as the summer nears its end is have you thought about going through sorority recruitment? Some girls may jump in ready to start out on a new experience either for the first time in college or for something new as a returning [...]
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By Lara Kinne– Iroquois Amphitheater Iroquois Park There’s hardly a better place to hear live music than in the presense of a docile summer breeze. Iroquois Amphitheater located in Iroquois Park is nature’s venue. And it is a beautiful one. Throughout the summer, the amphitheater hosts weekly concerts and movie screenings free of charge. It [...]
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By Simon Isham– College Prowler recently released their updated list of the most vegan and vegetarian-friendly college campuses. U of L ranked fairly middle-of-the road at 853 of 1,323. While options for the meatless and/or halakhically inclined are typically buried within menus, they are ready and available to those who know where to look. Luckily, [...]
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Student Safety has always been and will always be a top priority for the University of Louisville’s Department of Public Safety. DPS has initiated many programs and utilized the best and latest in technology to keep our students safe. Here are some of the initiatives and programs our department utilizes to enhance the safety of all [...]
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By Joey Yazell– The 2012-2013 year has been filled with events and activities of all sorts with something for everyone. With the work of the Student Activities Board and sports programs, U of L had moments and experiences throughout the school year that those in attendance will always remember. As the semester wraps up, U [...]
Continue reading …By Joey Yazell– On Wednesday, the Red Barn was home to “Barnaroo” sponsored by The SAB Campus Outreach. With a three band line up, students were rocking out with free T-Shirts, free food provided by SAB and ice cream by The Comfy Cow well into the night. To start the evening off the Nashville based [...]
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