By James El-Mallakh The Louisville Cardinal news@louisvillecardinal.com In an effort to make the University of Louisville’s dormitory life less cumbersome, the housing department has streamlined the cost of doing laundry. Students will no longer pay to use the laundry machines individually; instead, the cost will be incorporated into the rate students pay upfront to live [...]
Continue reading …The entrance interview: SGA President Frizzell details plans for the year
August 30, 2011 No Comment
By Johnathan Masters– After a question and answer session with Kurtis Frizzell, the new student body President, The Louisville Cardinal discovered his many plans for the future of the University of Louisville. Some of these include his goal of reducing college costs plans and his “President’s Council” idea. He also talked about getting sued in [...]
Continue reading …From “Take it from a freshman,” a blog by Tommy McGovern. The nightmare was finally over: the first day of freshman year. After many hours of panicking the night before, the stressful day seemed to come to a close in a matter of hours. The classes were nothing like high school, they were down-to-business [...]
Continue reading …From “Take it from a freshman,” a blog by Tommy McGovern. Hello to all of the readers of The Louisville Cardinal, I’m William McGovern, a freshman at the University of Louisville (but you can call me Tommy). I’m from Louisville, about seven miles away from campus. I graduated from Seneca High School in May [...]
Continue reading …Extraordinary Exuberance: a coaching column with Ellie Nolan “Welcome to the College Cocoon” Close your eyes. Inhale deep. Let it out slowly. Picture yourself standing tall, taking your diploma from the hand of a smiling administrator, and considering your post-graduate future. Hit pause and zoom in on that moment. How are you feeling? What [...]
Continue reading …By Caitlyn Crenshaw– As Cameron Monzon aimed his camera toward the busy students walking past the Speed Art Museum, the sounds of construction on the new addition to the museum washed through his headphones. When asked of the construction, Monzon, a senior photography major, said, “I like it.” The museum is planned to open the [...]
Continue reading …Pick up a piece of fruit on your way from The Ville Grille. Check nutrition facts so that you know what you are eating. Eat fresh fruits and vegetables whenever possible. Fruit and granola bars are quick snack options, as well as carrots and celery sticks. Try to avoid canned goods. Eat breakfast. You will [...]
Continue reading …By Rachel Hugenberg rhugenberg@louisvillecardinal.com Construction is well underway, as workers come to and fro out of the emerging storefronts. First in the row of stores is Qdoba Mexican Grill, which seems to be almost ready for business. “We are very excited to be here,” said Jennifer Coyle, Qdoba’s Marketing Specialist. Qdoba will officially open [...]
Continue reading …by Baylee Pulliam bpulliam@louisvillecardinal.com When Mary Huebner packed her bags to head to campus, she was sure to bring a little bit of home – two stuffed cow pillows she sleeps with every night. “I thought it would help me be less homesick,” said Huebner, a freshman undecided major from Louisville who moved into [...]
Continue reading …Residents living near the University of Louisville were left with little to no water on Monday, July 11 after a 4-foot water main ruptured between Eastern Parkway and Floyd Street. The break triggered a sudden flood around U of L’s Belknap Campus around 6 p.m. as millions of gallons of water gushed onto several university [...]
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