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Three juveniles arrested for property damage and arson on campus (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This story is developing and will be updated when more information is available. Three juveniles are in custody for damaging property and committing arson on U of L’s campus. The arrests follow reports of arson in the School of Music and vandalism at the Belknap Academic Building. The incidents occurred overnight on Sept. 29. On the lower level of the School of Music, an individual appeared to have started a fire by placing materials in a microwave and turning it on. According to
U of L continues to bring flu shots to students (opens the original)
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The onset of fall brings with it flu season; University of Louisville Campus Health Services is providing multiple mobile flu shot clinics throughout the semester to administer flu vaccines to students. The flu shot clinic’s first stop was at the Cardinal Stadium parking lot from Sept. 23 to Sept. 24. Alicia Snellen-Schulten, a licensed practical nurse with Campus Health Services, was administering on-site flu shots on the morning of Sept. 24. She spoke about how she came to the position. “In 20
Basic Needs: Up-and-coming Louisville band embodies hardcore values (opens the original)
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Hardcore punk is a counter-culture defined by anti-consumerism and a community-driven ethos of self-determination, authenticity, social justice and mutual support. Few in Louisville represent that ethos better than Neriah Romero, frontman and lyricist for the Louisville hardcore band Basic Needs. For Romero, hardcore is more than a rock genre marked by distorted guitar chords and powerful lyrics shouted with conviction. It is a way of life, one he has lived for 15 years alongside his good friend
U of L alumni shines as John Hardin High School technical director (opens the original)
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Life after college is on the mind of every graduate as they step off campus for the last time. For University of Louisville alumni Mia Moss, life after college has returned her to the familiar territory of John Hardin High School. It’s the home of the Hardin County Performing Arts Center, where Mia has taken on the position of technical director. Moss graduated this past spring from the U of L with a Bachelor in Theatre Arts in the Entertainment Design and Technology track. Moss’s accomplishment
University Writing Center offers support for writers (opens the original)
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Writing assignments can feel overwhelming, but University of Louisville students do not have to complete them alone. The University Writing Center in Ekstrom Library provides feedback and guidance to writers at every experience level and during any stage of the writing process. They serve the entire U of L community, including students, postdoctoral researchers, faculty and staff. According to Annmarie Steffes, associate director of the University Writing Center, they believe everyone can improv
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