Intelligent. That's how University of Louisville field hockey coach Pam Bustin describes freshman midfielder Nicole Youman. "She is just really intelligent on the field," Bustin said. "You back intelligence with fundamentals and that is a really good hockey player.

Student ticket allocation for football and basketball will be this Friday at 3 p.m. for undergraduates. Students will sign up, in groups of 25, behind the outfield at Jim Patterson Stadium during the U of L baseball game. Sign-ups will continue through 5 p.

It might be tough. Too tough a temptation for an average student struggling to pull a B, struggling with question number 37, and the only thing between him and his scholarship is the student's shoulder next to him. Although this scenario is fictional, there may be some truth to it and other scenarios at the University of Louisville.

For University of Louisville sophomore wide receiver Douglas Beaumont size doesn't matter. "I just feel like because of my size, not too many people see that I can go out there and play Division I college football," the 5-foot-9 175 lb. Beaumont said. "My work ethic is very hard and I go out there and do my best at everything I can.

Something happens to Kelsey Hunyadi on the soccer field. "When I step on the field it is like a switch is flipped," said Hunyadi a freshman defender for the University of Louisville women's soccer team. Hunyadi's intensity on the pitch is contagious said junior forward Shannon Smyth.

This week, the University of Louisville African American Theatre Program will take its final bow of the spring semester with performances of the play, "The Adventures of a Black Girl in Search of God." Deana Thomas, director of the African American Theatre Program in the Theatre Arts Department, believes that the performance will leave those in attendance hungry for an encore.

University of Louisville freshman utility man Josh Richmond will do anything to help his team win. The versatile Richmond has seen action at shortstop, third base and left field this season and is a player U of L head coach Dan McDonnell feels comfortable putting in the lineup anywhere.

The search for a job is often times a difficult process that nearly every college student endures. For some, a job is a temporary source of funds. For other students, however, the job they pick during college is the first step into a career that will last the rest of their lives.

Nearly 18 years after congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act that assured equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities, the United States still struggles with creating handicap accessible areas. The University of Louisville is no different.

The skies were lit up with fireworks on Saturday night, but then the University of Louisville was blacked out Sunday morning. U of L's Belknap campus had a scheduled blackout from 7 a.m. until midnight on Sunday morning. The power outage afforded the University an opportunity to maintenance the electrical engineering of campus.