March 7, 2014
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Chief Justice of the SGA Supreme Court, graduate student Brandon McReynolds, has resigned after five years of service to SGA. His resignation is the result of a recommendation for impeachment from the SGA Development Board, who heard a petition given to the Compliance Officer by an anonymous ...
Read MoreBrandon McReynolds, Chief Justice of the SGA Supreme Court, resigned at tonight’s SGA Senate meeting amid discussion of his possible impeachment. McReynolds allegedly violated the SGA Constitution and By-Laws in his handling of the 2014 SGA Elections. The lack of a ...
Read MoreBy Thwisha Joshi– Louisville-area students of all ages converged on U of L’s Belknap campus this past Saturday to see what J.B. Speed School is really all about during the annual Engineering Exposition. The event, which has been happening since the 1920s, features student competitions, ...
Read MoreBy Karlie Griffith– Students of The Gathering Campus ministry opened their hearts and hands to help the homeless community of the Kentuckiana area. After nearly two months of planning, students packed 100 bags with food, water and ways to stay warm to hand out to the homeless. U of L ...
Read MoreBy Howard Stikes– Former President Bill Clinton showed he can still pack the house on his most recent visit to Louisville. He was in town on Feb. 25 to support the current Secretary of State of Kentucky, Alison Lundergan Grimes, who is running for U.S. Senate. She is trying to unseat ...
Read MoreBy Landon Lauder– Climate change experts and U of L honors students came together to disprove common myths and misconceptions about climate change in a panel held by Honors Student Council on Feb. 27. A few of the myths addressed included the effects of global warming, how carbon dioxide ...
Read MoreFeb. 26 marked the fourth visit of a candidate for the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Judith Grant, who holds a Ph. D. from Rutgers University, held an open forum for faculty and students Grant did not hesitate to lay out her vision for the future of the College in a presentation... ...
Read MoreFBI LOOKS INTO LOUISVILLE METRO GOVERNMENT The FBI has begun looking into any potential misconduct in the Louisville Metro Government. The agents have said that they are looking into any possible issues in the government, and that there was currently no ongoing investigation. Ethical issues and ...
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By Jacob Abrahamson– The third finalist for the position of dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, Kimberly Kempf-Leonard, visited campus and held an open forum today. Kempf-Leonard seemed to pride herself on being a reformer who is unafraid of making tough decisions and facing new ...
Read MoreBy Karlie Griffith– The Gathering Campus Ministry of the United Methodist Church at U of L is moving off campus beginning Feb. 27. The Gathering Director Marco Ballesteros made the decision to move the Thursday night dinner and worship service from the Interfaith Center to the Avenue in ...
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