‘Keeping Louisville wired' is Highland Coffee Company's unique spin on the often-used motto, ‘keep Louisville weird,' encouraging the Louisville population to embrace local businesses. Highland Coffee feels much like a hometown restaurant, with the tables and...
For six Saturdays every fall, Papa John's Cardinal Stadium is where many University of Louisville football fans spend their time, cheering on their favorite team. Each home football game is, of course, preceded by the student version of a pre-game warm...
Sitting across a gently scuffed wooden table, with ceiling fans slowly turning overhead and the smell of pastries in the air, the Old Louisville Coffeehouse feels more like a neighbor's kitchen than a coffee shop. With its warm, inviting atmosphere, the coffeehouse serves...
Being a college student at the University of Louisville comes with many perks. One of those perks is meeting new people and being able to watch college sports games and professional games with these new friends that you make along the journey through...
For a few short hours between 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday, you can sit with your best girls around a lime green gingham-dressed table, sip on the tea of the day, and choose from a somewhat feminine menu of soups, salads, sandwiches and...
Day's Espresso & Coffee may seem somewhat vintage at first glance. The black and white checkered marble floors and the individual booths lined up along the walls make Day's seem like a remodeled 1950s diner. But the selection of coffee at Day's is....
October is one of the best months of the year for good sports and good eats. When you think about it, every single major sport is in play. MLB has its playoffs, the NFL is in its early stages, both NBA and NCAA basketball are in preseason mode, and even the...
The Student Activities Center looked eerily like Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry on the evening of Wednesday, Oct. 7. Below, on the West Lawn, a new Quidditch field had been installed, and students with brooms between their legs ran...
As I saw the doorman covered in blood and makeup, looking possessed, it should have been a huge hint as to what I was about to experience. But I would soon learn so much more.
Walking along the sidewalk of Old Louisville, the smell of roasted almonds and perfume wafted in the sharp October air. With the sunlight casting glares upon works of stained-glass lamps, while the cool breeze blew, it seemed like the perfect setting for an...
