Recently, members of the editorial board of The Louisville Cardinal sat down with University of Louisville President Dr. James R. Ramsey. In the meeting, it was revealed the smoking ban's full implementation has been pushed back to November 2010, from June. The following are excerpts from that meeting.
The University of Louisville men's basketball team struggled in the first half of their first exhibition game against the Tigers of Georgetown College. However, the Tigers, who are ranked No. 7 in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, were not able capitalize on the Cardinals' mistakes. Louisville rallied in the second half to win 80-68.
After a 41-10 defeat at the hands of the fifth-ranked University of Cincinnati Bearcats, Louisville will kick off at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31 at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, against the Red Wolves of Arkansas State University.
The stock market's incredible volatility over the past few years has caused headaches for any fund manager. The University of Louisville's endowment fund is no different.
Joe Gahlinger, director of investment and financial management for the University of...
Free food and drinks, dancing, and raised awareness of the dangers of alcohol were all integral parts of this year's eat, drink, & be merry week at the University of Louisville. The week opened on Monday, Oct. 19, with a cookout and Courage to Speak lecture from...
With 11 wins and only two losses on the season, the University of Louisville men's soccer team is all smiles as they continue to dominate their opponents. The Cardinals have a hunger to win, and keep improving.
After falling to 2-5 on the season, following a 41-10 loss over the weekend to the University of Cincinnati, the University of Louisville football team will face a difficult road to making a bowl game.
It's 9 a.m. Monday, Oct. 26, and students are sitting on the steps in Gardiner Hall. Registration began today for non-honors undergraduates, and dozens of students are waiting to speak with their College of Arts and Sciences advisers. There are no...
SGA, despite what seem to be the sentiments of this newspaper, provides plentiful opportunity for students to contact them and voice their concerns. For example, there are monthly Town Hall Meetings. These were conceived by the current administration.
