All posts tagged "Features"

  • Features
    Preview: SAB brings Diversity Week to U of L

    By Eiman Zuberi– The University of Louisville is known for its diverse population of students and faculty. What better way to celebrate the Cardinal family than by hosting Diversity Week? From Nov. 16 to 21, SAB will be throwing...

    • Posted November 13, 2015
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  • Bringing back Portland: a Louisville neighborhood revisited

    When the average Louisville resident thinks of the Portland neighborhood, they imagine rundown houses, drug addicts and empty streets. Portland residents, on the other hand, see a neighborhood rich with history that has been built by a...

    • Posted October 6, 2015
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  • Features
    PEACC discusses rape kits during Week of Peace event

    Documentation, cotton swabs, combs and tarnished envelopes sit on police department shelves waiting to be used as forensic evidence. Some have been waiting since the 1970s. On Sept. 21 in The Avenue, Lamont Johnson, Men of PEACC advisor,...

    • Posted September 28, 2015
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  • Milk Carton Kids: more than just a folk duo

    The Milk Carton Kids, consisting of Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale, charismatically performed Thursday night at the Kentucky Center for the Arts Bombard Theater to promote their new album Monterey. The two got their start in Eagle Rock,...

    • Posted September 24, 2015
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  • This week in music: five shows for five days in Louisville

    The end of September this year is live with concerts. Thankfully, the Cardinal has the back to back lineup of awesome shows every Louisvillian should check out. Thursday September 17 The Milk Carton Kids: These guys may...

    • Posted September 17, 2015
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  • Cultural Center dances into Hispanic Heritage Month

    Yesterday at 12 p.m. the Cultural Center kicked off their 30 day celebration of Hispanic Heritage month. Food, flyers and the Macarena brightened the Bingham Humanities quad. If the booming Latin American music didn’t draw students to...

    • Posted September 16, 2015
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  • Make your money work for you

    Wouldn’t it be nice to have some of the money you spend end up back in your pocket while also creating a financial identity that will benefit you for post-graduation life? Investing in a credit card is...

    • Posted September 16, 2015
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  • O.A.R. brings spotlight to opening acts

    On Wednesday night around 7 p.m., Churchill Downs caught the funk. Of A Revolution, or O.A.R, played about a two-hour set Wednesday night. The majority of the crowd drank pale ales and wore pookah shell necklaces. They sang...

    • Posted September 10, 2015
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  • ‘Seven Guitars’: Poignant music to an audience’s ears at Actors Theatre

    by Sarah Rohleder — A friend and I sat among 70 or so senior citizens in the Pamela Brown auditorium at Actors Theatre for a production of “Seven Guitars,” directed by the renowned Coleman Domingo. “Seven Guitars”...

    • Posted September 9, 2015
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  • Students go through 2015 Fraternity Rush

    • Posted September 3, 2015
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