"For over a decade, students have registered complaints with SGA about the dining services available at the University of Louisville," SGA stated online about dining services.
The SGA supports a policy that will force students to spend money on services that they've complained about – the mandatory meal plan. They think that increasing the business in the SAC will allow new establishments to boom because the existing businesses will decide to give up on an area where the customers are actually forced to spend money on their products.

University of Louisville Provost Shirley Willinghanz is to be commended for how she, and the rest of the administration handled the unprecedented ice storm that hit Louisville last week.
In an e-mail from November, Willinghanz explained "that weather calls are based on my assessment that the university can function safely, and that general conditions in the city make travel possible."

I sat in my apartment for two days. I ran out of food. I didn't go to the basketball game. I didn't go to my internship. A branch fell on my car. All of this leads me to one conclusion: Louisville's weather this year has been absolutely crazy.

When I was a kid, a snow day was like summer vacation right in the middle of winter. No school. No homework. And a full day outside with the other kids in the neighborhood. A snow day was an oasis in a week full of 6:30 a.m. wake-up calls and mundane grammar lessons.
If my memory serves me correctly, snow days were a lot more fun back then. That's not to say I don't appreciate a day off school…or two or three or four. On Wednesday afternoon the procrastinator in me was determined to put off my homework for one more day.