Department of Communication giving away computers
The UofL Department of Communication is giving away computers and monitors absolutely free, no strings attached, on Tuesday, March 10!
Department of Communication giving away computers
‘Up All Night’ winners
'Up All Night' was once again a success! The winners from the different events are listed below.
Letters to the Editor: Laws do not stop the lawless
The Cardinal called attention to an ongoing and serious problem at U of L a few weeks ago: the relatively high amount of crime on and around the school's campuses. Since I first started at U of L, I have consistently received more crime alerts than homework assignments each semester. Liz identified the reason for this when she said, "... [W]e're easy targets, college students are more vulnerable." It is not difficult to understand why this is the case.
Column: Riding to the rescue on the winds of change
Every year, we at the Cardinal invite the SGA candidates running for the top four positions to come into our office for a chance to ask questions of them, chat, and get to know each of them a little better. We do this so that we may endorse the candidates that we feel are the most qualified for the offices they seek. This year was no different.
SGA candidates prepare for elections
The Dark Knights
Kirk Laughlin for SGA President and Kurtis Frizzell for Services Vice President, or as students on campus or watching youtube.com have come to know the duo as: Batman and Robin.
Dissatisfied with student government, candidates Laughlin and Frizzell said they seek to reverse the indifference they've seen in student representation.
Two arrests made for campus crimes
University of Louisville Police Department joined forces with the Louisville Metro Police Department and cracked down on campus criminal activity.
Lt. Col. Kenny Brown of DPS said Willis McClain, a person of interest in two on-campus robberies and at least 12 acts of aggressive panhandling at the Student Activities Center, was arrested on Feb. 16 after being pulled over by LMPD on an unrelated charge.
ABS ‘intersection’ unites all
The University of Louisville Association of Black Students is having their week from Feb. 23 to 27. The week will include food, discussions and movies throughout U of L's campus and free appetizers Friday night from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Carly Rae's located in Old Louisville.
ABS became neighbors with Office for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Services at the beginning of last semester.
Women’s tennis hope to bounce back against Blue Raiders
At this point of the year, the University of Louisville women's tennis team isn't where they hoped they would be; sitting on a losing record. However, the Cards are looking for a fresh start later this week.
The Cardinals will host Middle Tennessee State University on Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Bass Rudd Tennis Center, their last match before hosting Xavier on March 13.
News Briefs
Discount tickets available to students, faculty and staff
Discount tickets to the Kentucky Center Presents Arts Program, will soon be available for University of Louisville students, faculty and staff.
"This does not include some programs that are produced by other organizations, i.e. PNC Broadway," said Director of Student Activities Tim Moore.
Column: Barack Obama supports the Status Quo
How downtrodden must those poor souls who, with their Obama stickers affixed so closely to their racing hearts, boldly stepped into the voting booth and cast their ballot for change. With unwavering hope, they cast their burdens on the alter of the only man who could usher in an age of previously unknown glories.