In 1984, a story was published about how a truck transporting hazardous material lost some of its cargo when it … More
Author: Eric Miracle
Eric is a junior at the University of Louisville pursuing a BA in History with a minor in Political Science. His focuses include atomic history and LGBTQ rights. In his free time he enjoys running a daily fun fact account on TikTok and Instagram, woodworking, and listening to Van Halen
Action Against Animal Cruelty Taken in Proposed Code of Conduct Resolution
An amendment to the university’s student code of conduct has been proposed by Student Government Association Services Vice President Alex … More
Outbursts over WKU Bill leads to Resignation, Diversity and Inclusion education held for Senators
The March 21st meeting of the Student Government Association Senate was on an expedited schedule to accommodate a Diversity and … More
PIKE Bill Fails, Strike Bill Fails, and Communist Commentary
During the March 7th meeting of the Student Government Association Senate, Dean of Students Michael Mardis gave updates on concerns … More
PIKE and Strike: What to Know For the March 7th Senate meeting
The next Student Government Association (SGA) Senate meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 7th at 7:30 pm. On the agenda … More
Standing Room Only: A Report on Trans Rights, EVP Katie Hayden, and the Suspension of PIKE’s Charter
A regularly Scheduled Student Government Association (SGA) Senate meeting was held on Tuesday February 21st at 7:30 pm. What wasn’t … More
EVP Hayden Hearing
A Student Government Association (SGA) Supreme Court hearing in regards to an alleged violation of the SGA Constitution by Executive … More
Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson’s Awesome Achievements for African Americans, Academia and America
The goal of the Louisville Political Review is to expand the perception of politics and exemplify that politics is not … More
Why Did the Felon Cross the Road? To Register to Vote! How an increase in felon voting rights could change elections
“You can bring a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink.” This phrase could be more accurately stated … More
Who Would Win in A Fight: Old Dead Plants or Rocks That Can Melt Your Organs? How Retired Coal Power Plants Could Hold the Key to Kentucky’s Future
The U.S. Department of Energy released a report this September that outlined how hundreds of coal power plants could be … More
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