On Saturday, April 9th, members of the LPR editorial board were informed of the decision on the SGA election that … More
Author: LPR Editorial Board
The LPR Editorial Board is comprised of Julia Mattingly (Editor-in-Chief), Nino Owens (Managing Editor), Alex Reynolds (Associate Editor), and Emma Fridy (Associate Editor).
The SGA Supreme Court and Top 4 Stole the SGA Election
The SGA Supreme Court will soon announce the current SGA Executive Vice President, Sydney Finley, as the winner of the … More
We Have the Responsibility to Help Our Fellow Kentuckians. Here’s How You Can Do So.
Photo by Shawn Triplett. We at the Louisville Political Review extend our hearts to all UofL students, family, friends, and … More
Why We Need this Publication
Spend your leisure time cultivating an ear attentive to discourse, for in this way you will find that you learn … More
Do Voluntary Gun Buybacks Work… or Do They Miss the Target?
Most candidates running for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, including President Joe Biden, supported the implementation of voluntary gun … More
Socialism: A Story of American Misunderstanding
Currently, the United States is rampant with civil conflict, cultural warfare, and social resentment. From social justice protests within major … More
On Electoral Whataboutism and What it Means to Accept the Results of an Election
In the leadup to the 2016 election, a now-familiar specter stalked the halls of establishmentarian media circles: what if a … More
Wild, Wonderful, and Vulnerable: How Climate Change is Ravaging Appalachia
I’ve endured, I’ve endured. How long can one endure? -Ola Belle Reed Rolling blankets of green, lush, and wild for … More
The Battleground in the Bathroom: the Controversy over Transgender Bathroom Rights
In recent years, the right of transgender individuals to use the bathroom of their preferred sex has become more acknowledged … More
Food Apartheid: How Hunger Became Political
If you were asked to define your relationship with food, what would you say? What words come to mind, and … More
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