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Now that Senate Bill 6 is dead, how do U of L students feel?

By Eleanor Ferguson

U of L students who rallied and protested Senate Bill 6, colloquially known as “the anti-DEI bill” may be taking a hard-earned victory lap.

The bill would’ve eliminated race-based scholarships, required courses, and DEI training, yet could not get put to a vote in the State legislature.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion won’t be torn from

By Daniel Ngongo Tanya J. Bradsher shattered the glass ceiling

DEI, tenure, and the value of liberal arts and sciences

By Tate Luckey and Vinny Porco Where were

By Allison Jewell On Monday, April 8th Louisville will see

By the editorial boards of the College Heights Herald, the

By Anna Williams The Student Government Association (SGA) is an engaging

By Derek DeBurger This is a breaking story and will

By Tate Luckey I'm a senior here at U of

By Allison Jewell As the new Executive Vice President and

By Derek DeBurger Louisville’s season comes to a shocking end

By Eleanor Ferguson Disgruntled students, staff, and faculty gathered outside

By Allison Jewell On March 5, the University of Louisville

By Eleanor Ferguson Reader’s note: In the interest of full

On Saturday, March 2, 2024, at 12:38 am, ULPD Officers

By Payton Carns On Feb. 24, the 2024 raiseRED dance