Unbreakable: Louisville’s Inspired 2013 Championship Run
In celebration of the University of Louisville’s NCAA Championship victory over the University of Michigan, The Louisville Cardinal, the independent student newspaper, is proud to announce the publication of “Unbreakable: Louisville’s Inspired 2013 Championship Run,” an instant book released by Triumph Books. The 128-page full-color book, available on April 15, is packed with Louisville Cardinal [...]
NEWS BRIEF By Rae Hodge – University of Louisville students are trickling back into Miller Hall today after the university’s months-long battle with mold in the dorm. About 25 of the expected 162 residents have arrived with boxes and parents in tow. They’re being greeted by pizza boxes and refreshments in the lobby, along with [...]
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Students both required to live on campus and exposed to ethical hazard “How do you like your U of L dorm?” “It’s growing on me.”Bada-bing. It would be easy to take a few cheap shots at the University of Louisville for the recent mold problems on campus that led to the relocation of hundreds of [...]
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By Genevieve Mills– The freshmen on campus are now almost a month into their first semester at U of L and are the first group who have been required to live on campus by the new housing policy. According to the housing website, by this policy, “all U of L first-year students under 21 are [...]
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By Tyler Mercer– Scheduled to open in the fall of 2013, the University of Louisville’s new student recreation center has begun construction. This construction has directly affected residents of both University of Louisville Properties housing and those of the Province. Students, who would normally have parked in the lot next to Kurz Hall, are now [...]
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By Noor Yussuf– University Tower Apartments, UTA, now houses a new living learning community with a social justice theme named after the civil rights activist Bayard Rustin. This year the 8th floor of UTA houses students who are interested in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) issues as well as other social justice programs, “We [...]
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By Marianna Michael– Dorm life is something every kid has pictured since watching Boy Meets World. It’s painted as a place to grow up, make friends, and have fun. University of Louisville Properties offers all this and a little bit more in Community Park. Community Park, or CP as its residents call it, is located [...]
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By Lara Kinne– Starting fall 2012, University Tower Apartments will house the University of Louisville’s first LGBT-themed residence hall, The Rustin. It is intended to be a judgment-free space inhabited by like-minded students interested in social justice and LGBT issues. It will provide an environment for students to be open about sexual orientation, gender identity [...]
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By Nathan Gardner– Although campus housing can seem quite expensive, with the quickly rising fuel prices one can wonder when the cost of commuting would outweigh the cost of housing. We did some number crunching to find the point at which driving to school and living on campus cost the same. To begin, we found [...]
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By Caitlyn Crenshaw– Moving out of your parent’s house is a feat in itself, but finding that place of your own, whether it’s a dorm, apartment or house, is a bigger accomplishment. With the new first year live-on policy by the Housing Department is taking effect this fall, campus is expected to be even more [...]
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