Government and Politics – On the Record

Opinion: Musings from a Fellow Crimson

Opinion: Musings from a Fellow Crimson

Words by Katie Cummins
November 10, 2020

Louisville Teens react to the Biden/Harris Projected Victory

Louisville Teens react to the Biden/Harris Projected Victory

November 9, 2020

First Time Voters Take on the 2020 Election

First Time Voters Take on the 2020 Election

Words by Lily Wobbe
November 6, 2020

The Mercer Tower — one of Louisville's most recognizable buildings on its skyline — sits in the background as demonstrators hold up signs and chant to protest police brutality on June 2, 2020.

What the Heck Happened Today? Updates for the youth of Louisville.

Words by Katie Cummins, Lily Wobbe, James Jean-Marie, and Lainey Holland
June 3, 2020

Lily Wobbe stands looking up at artwork in Louisville. In her editorial “United We Stand,” she grapples with the divide between Kentucky and Louisville.

United We Stand

Words by Lily Wobbe
February 11, 2020

John Woodhouse and Lillian Metzmeir dug up the dirt to uncover the shady situation surrounding Bernheim Forest in Louisville.

Digging Up Dirt

Words by Lillian Metzmeier, John Woodhouse, and Sky Carroll
January 30, 2020

A Bluegrass Beto?

A Bluegrass Beto?

Words by Sylvia Cassidy
November 8, 2019

What They Sacrifice For You To Know

Words by Annie Whaley, Assignment Editor
July 28, 2019

1 in 12,000

Words by Ysa Leon, Assignment Editor
June 5, 2019

Stained by a Sentence

Words by Maddie Currie and Lillian Metzmeier
June 5, 2019

1 IN 5

Words by Alauryn Moore and Ella Treinen
June 5, 2019

WITH A PURPOSE - People wait in line outside to get into the annex building for the committee hearing of HB 525.

Despite teacher protests, Kentucky House Bill 525 advances through committee

Words by Sky Carroll, Sylvia Cassidy, and Jediah Holman
March 1, 2019

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