• The Taming of the Shrew cast and crew talkback
• Tyra tallies proactive first year as athletic director
• Theatre takes “the Taming of the Shrew” to Pennsylvania
• Spartans stun men’s soccer in NCAA second round
• Wolfpack keeps football winless in ACC with 52-10 stampede
• Wasike finishes 14th at women’s cross country NCAA Championships
• Chris Mack closes the men’s basketball locker room
• Men’s basketball survives second-half surge, beats Vermont
• It’s never too early, or too late, to start budgeting
• Kendré Barnes talks about work with refugees

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  Cardinals host NFL Pro Day

  By Dalton Ray– Weeks away from the NFL Draft, Louisville hosted their annual Pro Day for NFL scouts and coaches March 30. The Cardinals had 19 players participate, including Keith Kelsey, Cole Hikutini, Josh Harvey-Clemons and Brandon...

  • Posted April 1, 2017
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  New football coaches Sirmon, Ward settling into spring practice

  By Jeff Milby– With spring practice nearing its halfway point, new football defensive coordinator Peter Sirmon is still learning his players on the fly. “When you come in, just like when you meet anybody, the first impression...

  • Posted April 1, 2017
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  Softball fails to hold off Notre Dame’s late rally

  By Dalton Ray– Softball (20-9, 4-1) fell to ACC foe Notre Dame (18-13, 5-5) for their first conference loss of the season. The Irish scored three unanswered runs in the sixth and seventh inning to take the...

  • Posted April 1, 2017
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  Students concerned over open carry gun walk

  By Shelby Brown– Two dozen gun advocates – some students – walked the perimeter of Belknap campus March 31. U of L student and organizer Aaron Spalding considered the highly criticized open carry firearm education walk a...

  • Posted March 31, 2017
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  Zahra Billoo sheds light on misconceptions about Muslims

  By Dustin Massengill– The executive director of the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, Zahra Billoo, explained her faith and culture in “Bans, Borders and Bigotry: Not My America” at a packed Chao Auditorium March...

  • Posted March 31, 2017
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  Black Lives Matter sign stolen from Kent School

  By Olivia Krauth– A sign supporting the Black Lives Matter movement was stolen from the Kent School of Social Work Thursday night. According to an email from Kent School Dean David Jenkins to students, someone cut the banner’s...

  • Posted March 31, 2017
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  Three U of L students held up in robbery near Cardinal Towne

  By Shelby Brown– Three female U of L students were held up in a home invasion March 30 near Third and Bloom Streets. “They claim an African American male broke into their home and brandished a handgun,” U of...

  • Posted March 30, 2017
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  Softball edges the Hoosiers 2-1

  By Jordan Shim- Tough defense (20-8) helped softball defeat Indiana (16-16) 2-1. Senior Maryssa Becker notched her 15th win of the season, limiting the Indiana offense to two hits. Final Score: Louisville- 2, Indiana -1 Stats: Jamie Soles...

  • Posted March 30, 2017
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  Foundation cuts $13.7 million from U of L

  By Kyeland Jackson — The University of Louisville Foundation will cut $13.7 million from U of L, combating extensive spending by the foundation’s prior administrators. The cuts promise changes for the university, which operated on inflated figures until...

  • Posted March 29, 2017
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  SGA plans to give Final Four funds back to students

  By Shelby Brown– SGA will allocate $20,000 originally tabbed to send students to the NCAA Final Four to student support services. The money had been set aside for students to travel to the men’s and women’s Final...

  • Posted March 29, 2017
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