An annual status report released by the American Council on Education shows total minority enrollment at U.S. colleges and universities is up by 50.7 percent, an increase of 4.7 million students nationwide between 1993 and 2003. The trend isn't exactly the same at the University of Louisville, however.
The French department at the University of Louisville has been hard at work to create a program that incorporates the motto of the French Revolution: liberty, equality, fraternity. Tomorrow their efforts will come to fruition. "The title of the day-long event is a play on the French Revolutionary motto
Staff Report The Louisville Cardinal Over the weekend the University of Louisville women's basketball team swept through the Cardinal Classic, defeating Dayton, Winthrop and Memphis. On Friday, the Cards handed the Dayton Flyers their first loss for their season opener, 81-54.
Is this a tragedy or comedy? This is the question which drives "Stranger Than Fiction's" plot. Ultimately, however, it is the question to which the producers of the film could not find an answer. "Stranger Than Fiction" is a movie composed of a novel concept (pun intended), brilliant acting, and a star-studded cast.
A new movie hit theaters this weekend with more than the normal punch. "Borat!," a movie created by British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen of "Da Ali G Show," opened to both laughs and criticisms. The movie stars Borat Sagdiyev, a fictional journalist from Kazakhstan.
Student Public Interest Research Groups are running a campaign against the college textbook industry in an effort to make prices more fair and affordable. The campaign calls out the publishers and accuses them of inflating prices beyond necessity. According to a recent report from InsideHigherEd.
Author Violet Ketels once said, "It is possible to bring down dictatorial regimes through violence or a gradual transformation of the conscience." Though this quote may seem extreme for a college campus setting, it is the very basis of why some students should voice their concern with the University of Louisville debate team.
Twenty-four Ohio State University students packed into the 11-story Stradley Hall dormitory elevator in the late hours of Oct. 20. The last student to enter was Andrew Polakowski, an 18-year-old freshman at the university. As he entered, the elevator doors remained open while the elevator began to descend from the third floor.
During the past two weeks, students at the University of Louisville have been registering for spring classes. While enrolling in new classes is a relatively easy process, paying for the required textbooks can be a pain. It seems that every semester, the same complaints ring loud and clear throughout the student body - that we are essentially being hustled by college bookstores.
If the College of Southern Idaho volleyball program has any regrets, it is probably not giving University of Louisville newcomer any playing time as a freshman. Since the Cardinals have given her a chance on the court she has contributed greatly to the team's success.
