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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
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
Local organization fights back against Campground Road data center (opens the original)
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A loud humming noise interrupted a Louisville Metro Council meeting on Sept. 15. A video of the disruption went viral on social media. The noise was an audio recording of generators and cooling fans used by data centers. It was being played in protest of a hyperscale data center proposal to be built on a 154-acre lot on Campground Road. A member of the local organization No Data Center 502 played the noise to protest the 1.8 million square foot data center, replicating what they say residents wo
Alum nonprofit works to unite Ohio Valley against gun violence (opens the original)
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On the morning of Sept. 6, 2018, the Fifth Third Bank headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio became the scene of tragedy when a gunman opened fire in the lobby, leaving three dead and two injured. Among those injured was U of L alum Whitney Austin, an employee who survived by pretending to be dead after being shot 12 times. Following the attack, Austin said she knew instantly she needed to turn her experience into advocacy. “My main priority was to live,” she said. “But I remember thinking that if I s
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