Winning Ways: If you’re a fan of University of Louisville athletics, and I like to think that you are, you’re having a pretty good year. Your fearsome football Cardinals upset the favored Florida Gators to win the Sugar Bowl back … Continue reading
We just saw this on the CART website. The Coalition for the Advancement of Regional Transportation is hosting Dr. John Gilderbloom from the University of Louisville’s Department of Urban & Public Affairs on Wed., June 19. Gilderbloom, recognized nationally as … Continue reading
Showing his Wares: Not a lot of happy in last week’s roundup, so I’m relieved to start this week with a little bit of feel good. But let’s take you back: March 31st. Indianapolis, Indiana. The University of Louisville Cardinals … Continue reading
When are we going to learn? Better yet, when are they going to learn, the ones who choose to live their lives in the spotlight? The ones who act so shocked and aggrieved when misdeeds are revealed and the media … Continue reading
Well, That Escalated Quickly: So Rutgers has had some difficulty with their athletics department lately. Back in April, Athletic Director Tim Pernetti resigned following the firing of Rutgers basketball head coach, Mike Rice, who had a video surface of him … Continue reading
By Stephan Gohmann, Bluegrass Institute Out of the 50 U.S. states and 10 Canadian provinces, Kentucky ranks No. 56 in economic freedom, as measured by the Frasier Institute’s Economic Freedom of North America Index. Among Kentucky’s surrounding states, only West Virginia ranks … Continue reading
Jealous of those summer camp programs your kids will be attending in a few weeks? Why should the little guys have all the fun? Our friends at IdeaFestival University continue to add summer programming to the schedule. We’ve already let … Continue reading
Derby may be over, but that doesn’t mean that Louisville is slowing down. No one wants to plan events ON the week of Derby, but the two weeks AFTER Derby are open season. If you’re not double- or triple-booked some … Continue reading
The guy who’s been out front in the effort to bring the NBA to Louisville took himself out of the game, today. No, not attorney J. Bruce Miller. Miller is still going full speed ahead, with several prospective National Basketball … Continue reading
Welcome to the April 22 edition of the top-secret, always confidential Monday Business Briefing. This is your private business intelligence briefing, with Insider Louisville staff and contributors vetting tips collected during the past few days and hours. A few of … Continue reading
