Facebook is place where students can interact with their friends. Unfortunately, despite being a place of friends, users rarely know all of their accepted friends very well. And interactions often become messy, typed, grammatically and politically incorrect fistfights.
The University of Louisville football head coach Charlie Strong has named senior Adam Froman as the starting quarterback for the highly anticipated 2010 season, ending a three-person quarterback battle that has been going on since the beginning of 2009.
In Freshmen Retention 101, the University of Louisville is a C student. According to "US News & World Report," U of L has a freshmen retention rate – the percent of freshmen who return to U of L for their sophomore year – of 78 percent.
The University of Louisville football program has a new look this year, with new players, a new stadium and, most notably, a new head coach.
Despite a grading change emphasizing the University of Louisville's greatest weakness, U of L surged forward 31 slots since last year on the 2010 list of America's greenest campuses.
The Sierra Club, who compiled the list using its annual Cool Schools survey, evaluates colleges in 10 different categories to calculate their overall rank.
French novelist Alexandre Dumas once wrote, "All for one, one for all, that is our device," in his famous book, "The Three Musketeers." For the Photographic Alliance, an up-and-coming Recognized Student Organization, this passage rings all too true.
The University of Louisville's College of Education and Human Development has received a gift of $1 million from the Mary K. Oxley foundation, in hopes that it can help fund educational improvement for schools in some of Louisville's most impoverished neighborhoods.
"Bella trattoria" roughly translated into English is something akin to "beautiful restaurant." For the Bella Trattoria restaurant in the Westside Dining complex, the name is all but fitting.
It's that time of year again. It's a time for a brand new start, academically and athletically. Out of the 21 men's and women's sports teams, preparation for one team in particular has involved substantial work.
The University of Louisville women's soccer head coach Karen Ferguson-Dayes believes that her team's 2010 season could lead itself back to the NCAA tournament.
