• Move-in Madness: Students get a soggy start to the semester
• Bevin and Bendapudi unveil Belknap Academic Building
• Board of trustees lost two members in two days
• Baseball might miss out on Papa John’s dough
• Bendapudi shows racism has no home at U of L
• U of L drops “Papa John’s” from Cardinal Stadium
• Bendapudi: University is evaluating relationship with Papa John’s
• John Schnatter resigns from board of trustees
• Brief: U of L names Cleveland State’s Gary Lewis police chief
• Former basketball star Clifford Rozier passes away at 45

All posts tagged "University of Louisville"

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  Part two: U of L buildings of the past versus present day

  By Megan Brewer —  In the first part of U of L past versus present, I previewed my predictions for the whole series. This week I’ll be taking a tour into the first topic, buildings on Belknap...

  • Posted April 10, 2018
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  Hiring freeze thaws cleaning, not jobs

  By Madison Thompson — U of L has been experiencing a hiring freeze for several years now. As well as administrative positions, other positions such as custodial work have been frozen. This has led to a buildup...

  • Posted February 13, 2018
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  Three campus construction projects to open this fall

  By Lyndsey Newport — The three major construction projects dotting campus will be completed this fall. The expansion to Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, the new Belknap Campus Academic Classroom Building and additional renovations to the Student Activity...

  • Posted January 30, 2018
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  Postel revisits university’s 2020 plan

  By Savanna Squires and Janet Dake — At a public forum Oct. 3, U of L Interim President Greg Postel and other officials revisited the university’s “2020 plan.” This is a step-by-step plan implemented in 1997 to make...

  • Posted October 4, 2017
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  College of Arts and Sciences still thrives despite cuts

  By Lyndsey Newport — On Sept. 29 faculty assembled to hear the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Kimberly Kempf-Leonard speak about what this year holds for the college. “School year 2017-2018 will also be...

  • Posted October 2, 2017
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  ROTC cadets show support for U of L and football

  By Madison Thompson– University of Louisville ROTC Cadets showed support at the Clemson football game, Sept. 16, at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. When the Cardinals scored, more than 14 Cadets rushed out onto the field and executed...

  • Posted September 18, 2017
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  Women’s rowing holds first information meeting

  By Madison Thompson — The novice women’s rowing team held the first information meeting of the season for potential novice rowers Aug. 24. Students received a to-do list and were introduced to the sport of rowing by...

  • Posted September 1, 2017
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  Men’s soccer equalize in 89th minute to draw 1-1 with Oakland

  By Jordan Shim- Men’s soccer wrapped up the exhibition schedule drawing 1-1 to Oakland at Lynn Stadium Saturday night. An 89th-minute header by Watterson Young gave the Cards the equalizer to instill confidence to what was an...

  • Posted August 20, 2017
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  Women’s soccer begin 2017 with 3-2 win over Boston University

  By Jordan Shim- Women’s soccer started the season right with a 3-2 win over Boston University at Lynn Stadium. The Cards dominated in the first half, but had to hang on in the second to secure the win....

  • Posted August 19, 2017
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  Men’s soccer breakdown: Forwards

  By Jordan Shim- Over the past six weeks, TLC has given you insight on both men and women’s team and what you can expect for the upcoming season. The final edition of the soccer breakdown covers the...

  • Posted August 5, 2017
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