The Central Station shopping center is a familiar site to any University of Louisville student taking the Black Loop down Central Avenue on weekday mornings. The complex contains a Kroger, Starbucks, Beef O' Brady's and many other businesses. However, 14,000 square feet of space remains un-rented.
Faulkner Real Estate, the company responsible for Central Station, is working to fill these vacancies and is soliciting input from students on how to do it. During the Oct. 7 SGA Senate meeting, a representative from Faulkner discussed how to best fill these empty spots in the complex.

Peeking through the six-inch crease between the elevator doors at Unitas Tower on Wednesday, freshman Tyler Turner waits patiently as a rescue crew attempts to keep the doors ajar.
With an ax in hand, a member of the Louisville Fire & Rescue squad grabs Turner's hand and helps him down out of the elevator and onto the first floor lobby of the freshman residence hall at the University of Louisville.

Victoria Wright and Drew Park spent the last few minutes finishing up their biology test on the floor near the classroom's entrance due to a brief power outage at the University of Louisville today. 

A recent order by the Federal Transit Administration has put the University of Louisville shuttle service in danger.
The service, which is provided by Transit Authority of River City, is said to qualify as a charter service under FTA regulations established in April and must cease operation so that private transportation providers can bid on it.

For University of Louisville students like Levon Thomason, the rising cost of college and various built-in costs have required many cost cutting methods.
Thomason, a freshman undecided major, said he is thankful for his KHEAA Cap grant, but hopes it will cover additional fees in the future, such as the meal plan. Thomason is also trying to sidestep the cost of commuting, using his U of L ID to ride TARC for free while trying to save up for a car.