Tate Luckey

By Tate Luckey Louisville Athletics announced Wednesday that student-athletes can now sell officially licensed merchandise via the Louisville NIL Store. Athletes on the site have a "digital locker room" featuring a collection of personalized merchandise ranging from graphic tees to comfort hoodies. Customers can shop either by sport or by a specific athlete. A June 2022 trustees

By Hayley Benson President Biden and Vice President Harris released a blueprint on June 24th, 2022 for addressing the maternal mortality rate. In the Refinery29 episode of The Terrifying Threat to Pregnant Black Women & Their Babies, medical professionals stated that

By Tate Luckey It's been about a week since a pipe burst in the School of Music, flooding the third floor of the Comstock Concert Hall on the Belknap Campus. Colt Howell, a senior who works at the front desk of the School of Music, was training a new employee on the night of the incident. It

By Tate Luckey University of Louisville President Kim Schatzel issued a statement Monday morning endorsing support of Kentucky college campuses’ diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. She joins Council on Postsecondary Education President Dr. Aaron Thompson. Her statement comes just five days after the University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto openly opposed anti-diversity legislation making its way

By Tate Luckey It's election season, and that means that it's time for another year of voting for your representatives in the University of Louisville Student Government Association (SGA). The student representatives work directly with their respective college's dean and upper-level faculty to serve as a mouthpiece for student concerns. During the Campus Issues Forum held on

By Eleanor Ferguson The U of L African American Theater Program (AATP) put on “The Gem of the Ocean,” in the Belknap Playhouse. It is directed by Shona Tucker and written by August Wilson. The AATP was founded in 1993 and is the first and only accredited graduate program in African American Theatre in the nation. The

By Tate Luckey and Vinny Porco Where were you this solar eclipse? Those who went eclipsin’ — “‘clipsed up”, so to speak — had varying opinions here in Louisville. Some say it was underwhelming. One U of L senior called it “overrated”. Sophomore Rosie Sparks disagreed. She instead said it “slayed”. Some just flat out didn’t like

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By Tate Luckey May is the start of a whirlwind of events in Louisville. It kicks things off with the Derby, all the students graduate about a week later, and then, while waiting for the next Waterfront Wednesday Act, locals are reminded of the suffocating pollen levels and record heat. And yes, I mean record heat. Earth