At the University of Louisville, the majority of money available for student organizations is managed by the Student Government Association. When that money will be used to plan and put on events, it is filtered through the Student Activities Board and dispersed to the...
Where did we come from? Why are we here? Where are we going? These are three critical questions man has been asking since the dawn of time. People all over the world choose their own answers to these questions, through science, religion and other...
On June 20, 2008, armed federal agents jumped out of their black SUVs at the University of Louisville and raided the office of Robert Felner, then-dean of the College of Education and Human Development. The agents left with boxes of documents and computers.
The morning of Tuesday, Jan. 12 began as usual for the small island nation of Haiti, with millions of impoverished people going about their lives, mostly without the attention of the rest of the world. Then, in the late afternoon, the ground began to shake. The full force of a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck the capitol city of Port-au-Prince, leavin...
Imagine strolling through the Promenade du Peyrou in Montpellier, France; experiencing the Romanesque grandeur of St Martin's Cathedral in Mainz, Germany; or visiting the exotic Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan in Osaka, Japan. For most, the three scenarios
The University of Louisville women's basketball team has struggled on the road all season. Traveling to the nation's capitol on Saturday, Jan. 16 to face Georgetown University proved to be a difficult task. The Hoyas are ranked 25th in the AP poll and18th in the coaches poll.
Robert Felner's guilty plea will hopefully bring to close a painful chapter for the University of Louisville. We're inclined to believe the results of the audits, showing that Felner was a bad apple, a man of poor character, and that no one else at U of L knew what he was up to. But...
Robert Felner's guilty plea will hopefully bring to close a painful chapter for the University of Louisville. We're inclined to believe the results of the audits, showing that Felner was a bad apple, a man of poor character, and that no one else at U of L knew what he was up to. But...
Invisibility, while a much sought-after trait for misbehaving children and wannabe superheroes, is almost a death sentence for nations. Haiti is a small island country less than 800 miles off the coast of Florida. Until a recent earthquake left the country in...
