On Feb. 22, the University of Louisville fired an employee of the College of Business after she was alleged to have misappropriated university funds.
In the midst of Bieber Fever, the Lady Gaga craze, and Katy Perry topping the Billboard Hot 100, it can be easy for a city's local underground music scene to be neglected and swept aside.
Companies are always looking for a way to keep their profits on the rise while exploring current trends. The shoe company known as TOMS has hit it right on the mark with their "one for one" campaign.
I enjoyed the column about Facebook in The Louisville Cardinal. It really spoke to me. I am a 58-year-old employee of U of L. Relatives have been after me for nearly two years to get on Facebook. They say they are having "fun."
Enough time has passed to evaluate the effects that the University of Louisville's smoking ban has had on campus. In November, a ban went into effect outlawing the use of cigarettes, cigars, and anything else that emits smoke into the air.
What do 15 students and a shoebox of change make? It made up the first student credit union at the University of Louisville.
Emoticons and text jargon – they're not entirely uncommon among college students. Slipped into casual conversation, emails and – sometimes – term papers, the language of texting has become a part of everyday life for most young adults.
The French department at the University of Louisville has recently received a rare honor. Professors Danielle Day and John Greene have been decorated with the Chevalier des Palmes Academiques award.
While most Americans are fortunate enough to enjoy a relatively healthy childhood, others are not so lucky. Across the country, children who suffer from medical illnesses are confined to lengthy hospital stays for treatment and are deprived of a normal childhood in the process.
Recently, University of Louisville President James Ramsey proposed a six percent tuition increase for the next fiscal year to the U of L Board of Trustees.
