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The legacy of the DuPont chemical company potentially casts a shadow over Manual, with decades of discrimination and pollution. Graphic by Brennan Eberwine

duPont: Is Manual High School’s namesake tainting its legacy?

Brennan Eberwine
May 27, 2023
Senate Bill (SB) 150 passed in the 2023 General Assembly by a comfortable margin after weeks of drama, but many teachers and students are still unsure what the bills effects on their classrooms will be. Graphic by Brennan Eberwine

With SB 150 passed, what’s next?

Brennan Eberwine
May 24, 2023
Zines have been around for almost a century, but the modern Louisville zine scene has started to flourish recently. Photo by Brennan Eberwine

Unfolding the Louisville zine scene

Brennan Eberwine
May 12, 2023
In the wake of an omnibus anti-trans bill passing the Kentucky Senate, students rallied in Central Park. Photo by Gael Martinez

“I just feel like I cannot be myself in Kentucky”: Trans Manual students speak out

Brennan Eberwine
April 4, 2023
Parker Williams (11, YPAS) and Gray Rihn (11, YPAS) lead students in a chant during the walkout. Photo by Gael Martinez

Manual students walkout in protest of Anti-LGBTQ bills

Brennan Eberwine, Ava Blair, and Michelle Quan
March 1, 2023
Kentucky Center for Economic Policy Executive Director Jason Bailey gave a presentation on HB1 at the Highlands Public Library on Monday. Photo by Brennan Eberwine

This week in Politics: Jan. 8th

Brennan Eberwine
January 14, 2023
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg was sworn in on Monday, ushering in a new era for Louisville as the Kentucky General Assembly and United States Congress gaveled into session. Photo by Brennan Eberwine

This week in politics: Jan. 1st

Brennan Eberwine
January 6, 2023
Despite Angels in America clearly capturing the politics of the 1980s, its messaging and themes carry well into the 21st century. Graphic by Brennan Eberwine

REVIEW: 30 years on, Angels in America still strikes a chord

Brennan Eberwine
November 9, 2022
Red/White Week 2022: Ramstock

Red/White Week 2022: Ramstock

Cooper Walton
October 26, 2022
Midnights is far more subdued than her earlier work and more concerned with ambience and experimentation. Photo by Beth Garrabrant

REVIEW: “Midnights” is a different kind of Taylor Swift

Kaelin Gaydos and Brennan Eberwine
October 25, 2022
The varsity girls cross country team poses with their first place trophy after the race. Photo by Ava Blair.

Varsity cross country teams sweep in JCPS Championship meet

Ava Blair
October 14, 2022
The Courier-Journal has been in turmoil over layoffs, unpaid furloughs, and low morale since the beginning of the pandemic, causing employees to unionize. Graphic by Brennan Eberwine

Sick of understaffing and overreach, Courier-Journal moves to unionize

Brennan Eberwine
September 12, 2022
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