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For the first time in history, Campbellsville University hosted the state’s highest court, the Kentucky Supreme Court. Four cases were presented in Ransdell Chapel on Sept. 16-17, and each case was open to the public. Both CU students and students from surrounding high schools were invited to witness the judicial process firsthand. Since renovations began in
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As the sun completes its slow descent in the sky over Campbellsville City Lake, award-winning runner Samuel Larson and a group of friends have managed to find time to go fishing. Larson takes a kayak out into the depths of the lake, while his friends, mainly teammates, remain on shore. The group was unable to...
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It’s hard to believe I disguised myself in a tiger costume for four years of my college career, but to be honest, I wouldn’t have it any other way. I have many great memories from being Clawz the tiger. Many great, sweaty memories. A lot of people ask me how I booked the gig in...
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College is like a test you don’t prepare for. You either figure it out or fall behind. But what’s not an option is giving up. Four years later, I’ve met four different versions of myself. Somewhere along that road I learned the art of letting go is not something you can touch or define really—it’s...
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Campbellsville University’s cheer team won the 2026 College Classic National Championship, held April 10–12 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, marking a milestone for a program that has steadily improved in recent years. The event, hosted by the Dance Team Union (DTU), featured collegiate programs from across the country competing in
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My name is Maria Pia, but my dad calls me “the eternal student,” and obviously there’s a reason for that—it’s been quite a while since I graduated from high school. And honestly, I was also in a rush to graduate because of that very reason. As long as I can remember, classrooms were my least...
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During Campbellsville University’s spring game on Saturday, April 18, former Tiger starting quarterback, Jagger Gillis, went to work with Tiger quarterbacks in an official coaching role for the first time. Playing football has meant so much to Gillis, now a senior at CU. It gave him so many opportunities. Then, it was suddenly taken away...
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The Gosser Fine Arts Center was not always what it is today. In the 1960s, it served as a Catholic hospital known as the Old Rosery Hospital. The building once housed a morgue in what is now the basement, and while many patients died there, some say not everyone ever checked out—even after death. “With...
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Campbellsville University leaders announced Friday, May 1, that the institution has approved a balanced budget for the coming fiscal year, marking a major turnaround after almost two years of financial challenges. The balanced budget signals increased financial stability for the university following enrollment declines in international graduate programs. Lea
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