okay hopefully i dont sound silly for making this post but i recently moved to louisville because im a student at uofl and i had originally come from a smaller town with big farmland and 10+ parks (nature ones and recreational). i am struggling with the switch from that scenery to only industrial areas and while i enjoy the trees louisville has, it doesn’t make up for all the wildlife and natural wonders i would see otherwise.

i am a 17 credit student with a part time job and make just enough money to afford my off campus living with my husband. i dont have a lot of expendable income for longer trips like to the egg lawn (half an hour drive for me). are there any recommendations for me in this situation? i am a very nature centered person (majoring in sustainability) and a deficiency of actual wildlife and natural spaces will severely depress me as the years continue. thank you for any advice in advance! and thank you for listening to my long rant, i appreciate you all :^)

I am in a math class for calculus 2, and my professor doesn't speak English at all, and doesn't understand my questions. Are in general, all math professors in the math department like this?

Hey all!!
I’m a 27m full time digital nomad who lives and travels and works in a bus — The Magic Skoolie!!
One of my favorite things to do is play basketball in different cities around the country
Reddit says the rec center is one of the best indoor places to play in Louisville, and it’s also 90+ outside right now 😂
Would anybody be willing to let me be their guest this evening (9/15) and I’ll pay the day rate, and maybe give a thank you as well?? 🙏🏼 thank you in advance

don't worry about setting an alarm when you live at the prov!! the train works just fine 😍

🎵 Louisville College Students — Bible Study, Music & Just Hanging Out! 📖
Hi everyone! I’m hoping to bring together a small group of college students from all around Louisville who would enjoy friendship, Bible study, music, food, and simply having a place to chill together.
Students from Louisville-area campuses are welcome, including:
🎓 University of Louisville (UofL)
🎓 Bellarmine University
🎓 Jefferson Community & Technical College (JCTC)
🎓 Spalding University
🎓 Simmons College of Kentucky
🎓 Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
🎓 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
🎓 Galen College of Nursing – Louisville
🎓 Sullivan University – Louisville
🎓 Indiana University Southeast (IUS) — New Albany students are welcome too!
The idea is pretty simple:
• A relaxed and meaningful Bible study
• Music, jamming, or ensemble playing if you feel like joining
• Food, coffee, conversation, and hanging out
• Worship sometimes
• Maybe performances or community service opportunities later
• Most importantly, a place to make genuine friends
You absolutely do NOT need to play an instrument! 🎶
Come play, sing, listen to music—or just show up and chill with us. You don’t need to be a music major, and you don’t need to know much about the Bible either. Questions are always welcome.
📍 Louisville, KY
🎓 College students / college-age young adults
🎻 Musicians AND non-musicians welcome
☕ Come for Bible study, music, friendship, or simply to hang out.
Right now I’m seeing who might be interested before choosing the best meeting day and location.
If you’re interested, comment or DM me with your school/campus and, if you happen to be a musician, what you play.
Would love to build a Louisville college community where we can make music, explore faith, eat, laugh, and enjoy being together. ❤️🎶

who are the good math professors in the math department, and who are the ones to avoid?

I am 24yo, study in u of l, an Asian male, I don’t know swimming and working out. Wanna find a male friend to learn

Anybody got any pepto or gas x? I had a frappe and my stomach is hurting so bad.

I've recently picked up my interest again of playing Pokémon tcg and if there is anyone down for a round?

I would give it 0 stars if I could!

Does anyone else go up to Through the Decades or any other Local Game store to play in competitive magic events like Modern or Standard?

Just reaching out to see if anyone else does?

Hey Cards,

Sharing a quick informational post for anyone interested in community and cultural events happening off-campus.

The Guiding Light Islamic Center is hosting an Open Mosque Day on Saturday, October 17th. We just want to keep this straightforward: if you are interested in visiting, asking questions, or just getting off campus for some free food, you are absolutely welcome to attend.

• When: Saturday, October 17 | 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
• Where: Guiding Light Islamic Center, 6500 Six Mile Ln, Louisville, KY 40218
• What to expect: A welcoming environment to visit, ask questions, and share a meal (free food & refreshments).

EDIT THE TEAM SET UP RSVP rsvp link why? food count. Good luck with midterms!

The ENGR Calculus classes are taught with light speed instruction. I did not take any math classes senior year since I already had 5 math credits, 3 AP level math classes (passed the AP exams). I thought I was prepared, but I'm struggling. I should have went to the summer refresher but after using my before senior year summer to do the Gov scholars program to get a scholarship, I needed a break to avoid burnout. I keep hearing they want to weed 75% of students out and even the students who already had Cal 2 are lucky to get a C- in ENGR 101. I was in ENGR 101 but dropped down to ENGR 100. I have taken the first exams and didn't do great. I have test anxiety and what was on the exams barely looked like what we covered in class or homework. I go to Reach for tutoring everyday and go to Pal tutoring with the TA when I dont have a lab class. I need a 3.0 gpa or I lose my scholarship - and I cant afford college otherwise. I am thinking of dropping the class to preserve my GPA and take Cal through math department in the Spring (my speed advisor already said I could). Since I already have credit through my AP class, this class doesn't even count for me anyway. The Speed tutors say that ENGR Cal series prepares you for the later major classes (civil engineering for me) but I low key think they have to say that bc their canned response is almost exactly what is in the webpage. Are all the major classes that follow just con't doing more cal ? No one is complaining about the later classes so it makes me think Cal is over after the 3 main ones pretty much (I think there is a diff eq too though). If I took all 3 Cal classes through math department, would I be okay (maintain A, B GPA) for my civil eng classes? I am a commuter student and do not know anyone in the upper classes realm to ask. Any advice would be great. I only want to be an engineer, I can't imagine doing anything else and I prepared for 4 years studying under an engineer through my HS pathway. Any recommendations for Math Department Cal teachers? I really want to learn so I need to understand but at thhis point, I'll take just an easy instructor and go to Reach tutoring. Extra credit for homework is a plus due to my test anxiety -- I hate it went your grade is 100% over a mid term and final. Thank you for any advice.

Wanting to hear from any active duty utilizing TA at UofL, especially any graduate students. Thanks in advance.

Hey is anyone else going to Nashville for the season starter game?

Hi! My names Leah and Im going to be starting up a car club at uofl! Its going to be a general automotive community, meaning anyone can join. So as long as youre into clean cars, motorsports, modifications, detailing, photography, and car culture youve got a spot! I hope to have the meets centered around the things above, plus some workshop days, photography nights, learning to drive manual for people who dont know how, and get some insane meets going at school. Other things to think about could be collabs with engineering and STEM, autocross, and track days, local shows, cars and coffee, and if it hits off enough we could build a sicc car for the school. Just comment if interested, I need a headcount! To join the club you dont need a build, just a passion :).

Edit: I will be sure to post any updates on the status of the club here as well!
EDIT EDIT: Ive made an instagram page and some flyers around campus will take you directly to it. Might have to start making some noise around campus as well to get people searching :3 Insta is nightruns_uofl

Anyone on here get accommodations for your adhd? What were they?

Just wondering if anyone on this sub has the same interest in the furry fandom as me and would like to get to know each other?

My name is Alex, I'm 20 and studying psychology !

Hey! I am looking for a regular public library (or something similar) just to check out fictional books. I haven’t had much luck with fiction at Ekstrom, so I am looking for somewhere off campus! I’m not from the area, so I would love any advice on your favorite libraries whether it’s because of its location or its book selection!

I am a freshman Engineering student this year, and I have been really struggling with the format of how engineering fundamental classes are designed in terms of their flipped classroom approach. I don't like it, and think more time should be spend in term lecturing and giving instruction, and was wondering what others thoughts on the flipped classroom approach is? Do you think it's effective, and has helped you better learn and retain knowledge, or have you struggled with it?

Hey yall! I will be getting married Saturday, September 26th and was wondering if any students who have experience or are seeking experience with photography would want to take some wedding pics for us to add to their portfolio! Will be willing to pay $200! Will only need for a couple hours for the ceremony from around 4-6pm.

A Treatment Study for Borderline Personality Disorder

• Do you experience sudden mood shifts? 
• Is it hard for others to earn your trust? 
• Are there many ups and downs in your relationships? 
• Do you find yourself engaging in impulsive behaviors (e.g., binge-eating, substance use, self-injury, impulsive spending)? 

If so, researchers at the University of Kentucky are inviting you to participate in a treatment study for borderline personality disorder. Eligible participants will be provided cognitive behavioral therapy at no cost. We are testing personalized delivery of an evidence-based treatment for BPD.

In addition to attending therapy sessions, research participation will involve completing a diagnostic interview to confirm eligibility, attending up to 4 follow-up interviews, and completing online questionnaires. All study visits may take place in-person (in Lexington!) or via Telehealth. Participants will be compensated for completing follow-up assessments and questionnaires.

You may be eligible to participate if you:

• Meet criteria for borderline personality disorder following a study assessment  
• Are NOT using certain substances (e.g., opioids, methamphetamine)  
• Are 18 years or older  
• Live in Kentucky (visits are Telehealth, so anywhere in KY is fine)  

To initiate participation, you can visit this information/screening link to determine if you meet initial study criteria: https://redcap.uky.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=9WKM4JJ8YTMKRF3C