Recycling: it seems like a task many of us should be able to do quickly and efficiently. Buy a coke out of a machine, consume it, save the bottle and throw it in a receptacle. The only true mental effort put forth is to look for signs that have a "reduce, reuse, recycle" symbol on them. This sounds painless, right? Surprisingly enough, it's almost...
The University of Louisville will soon enact caloric-intake restrictions on its students, according to university officials. The new program will only allow students to buy 2,500 calories per day at university dining facilities.
As college students, we should all have some time in mind in which we want to cross the finish line and graduate. Although people may argue this point, it is clear to me that there is no excuse for our nation's rate of college drop outs. Don't blame the nation; blame the individuals.
After an 11-8-2 record last season, not many Cardinal soccer fans would have predicted the success the team is having thus far in 2009.
"It's the best team we've had since I've been here," junior midfielder Austin Berry said.
1. Bernheim Forest
Somehow, just past the gates of the Bernheim Forest entrance, the air feels calmer. Although the decorations were different on Saturday, Sept. 12, the air felt just as serene and uplifting. Thousands of trees were already in sight, but they were decorated with
The Women 4 Women's student chapter is making strides in its second semester with new projects, more recruits and a growing infrastructure. The group strives to improve the health and economic well-being of women by increasing awareness and providing...
The No. 13 University of Louisville field hockey team has opened the 2009 season, and looks to continue to push for a Big East title, after losing vice-captain Lauren Schaefer to graduation.
What is a fan? Well, Webster's dictionary defines a fan as "an enthusiastic devotee, follower or admirer of a sport, pastime, celebrity, etc." Every student at the University of Louisville should keep this in mind this weekend when our football team travels to...
Of the many ways to get involved on campus, Greek life has continued to be one of the most influential aspects at the University of Louisville. Greek life on this campus is not only growing in standards and involvement on campus, but also in numbers.
There is an old idiom that suggests that bad things happen in threes. U of L seems to have become a good illustration of the potential truth inherent in this statement. Over the past weekend, the university found itself caught in the throws of a surge of criminal activity, as two robberies and a gang style assault took place within three days of each other.
