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- Sep 28, 2026
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OPINION: Is living at home post-grad negative or positive? (opens the original)
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In recent years, more and more college graduates are choosing to move back home with their parents. According to a Pew Research study, the number of recent college graduates living at home rose from 19% to 49% in the last 10 years. While many of these recent graduates have jobs, some reasons around the trend revolve around saving money and high cost of living. But some don’t have jobs. The economic shock of Covid-19 led to major loss of employment and a recession, so it’s no surprise the job mar
OPINION: Students deserve to know more about Flock cameras on campus (opens the original)
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The use of Flock cameras has been a rising issue in Louisville, both on campus and off. Flock Safety cameras are License Plate Recognition (LPR) cameras that capture objective vehicle data. According to Flock Safety, they capture “vehicle events, including license plates, vehicle characteristics, the time and location a vehicle passed a camera.” During a recent U of L Town Hall, President Gerry Bradley asked Bryan Luckett, interim chief of police, to address the use of Flock cameras on campus, i
Man threatens to ‘slaughter’ U of L student body over messages (opens the original)
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A man was arraigned this morning for threatening online to kill University of Louisville students. 40-year-old Kenneth Barnett was charged with second-degree terroristic threatening. An arrest report obtained by The Louisville Cardinal states Barnett reportedly sent over 100 text messages to the spouse of a U of L Assistant Athletic Director on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The messages contained such violent language that the recipient notified police. One message detailed the harm he claimed he would do,
Two buildings catch fire in Old Louisville neighborhood (opens the original)
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Two buildings caught on fire in the Old Louisville neighborhood on Wednesday. The Louisville Fire Department took to X to report a structure fire on the intersection of Second and Hill Street at 2:06 p.m. The buildings are near duPont Manual High School’s Youth Performing Arts School. The vacant two-story building caught on fire first. The blaze then spread to a three-story apartment building next door. Smoke fills Hill Street as firefighters work to contain a building fire, Sept. 2, 2026. (Phot
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