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U of L Foundation Settles Records Lawsuit With KyCIR

By Brendan McCarthy | December 21, 2016

It marks our newsroom’s latest victory in our fight for openness in Kentucky’s institutions, and a victory for all those who believe that sunlight is the greatest disinfectant.

Education

Audit Of U of L Foundation Is ‘Cautionary Tale,’ Expert Says

By Kate Howard | December 15, 2016

For critics, the audit confirmed well-known complaints and suspicions. For Ramsey and his defenders, the audit had misleading findings and no smoking gun. One expert said taxpayers should be concerned.

Education

State Audit Finds Dysfunction, Rule-Breaking, Lack of Transparency at U of L Foundation

By Kate Howard | December 14, 2016

A new state audit slammed the University of Louisville Foundation and its leadership, citing examples of broken bylaws, a “dysfunctional governing climate” and a lack of transparency.

Education

Dunn And Done: Million-Dollar Parachute For Top U of L Exec

By Kate Howard | December 13, 2016

A top University of Louisville executive who was under FBI investigation for alleged misuse of funds was given a $1.15 million parachute this week to leave.

Education

At U of L, Losing Accreditation Would Mean Major Peril

By Kate Howard | December 11, 2016

If the University of Louisville lost its accreditation, it would likely shut down — or at least cease to exist as you know it.

Education

University of Louisville, Foundation Credit Ratings Take A Big Hit

By Kate Howard | November 23, 2016

Moody’s Investor Service downgraded the credit ratings for both the university and the University of Louisville Foundation, citing “ongoing legal challenges and leadership changes.”

Education

Read NCAA’s Allegations Of Stripteases, Sex Acts For U of L Basketball Players, Recruits

By Kate Howard | October 20, 2016

A former staffer of the University of Louisville men’s basketball team provided at least $5,400 in stripteases, sex acts and cash to recruits, athletes and coaches, according to the NCAA.

Education

U of L Trustees Reverse Course, Won’t Sue School Foundation

By Kate Howard | October 13, 2016

The University of Louisville Board of Trustees on Thursday reversed course on an earlier proposal to sue its own foundation for records, a sign that tensions have eased following a series of scandals and leadership changes.

Education

U of L Chairman Calls For Further Scrutiny Of Real Estate Deal With Donor

By Kate Howard | October 13, 2016

Following a KyCIR investigation, the chairman of the University of Louisville Board of Trustees called for further examination of a real estate transaction involving the school’s foundation and a major donor.

Education

The University of Louisville Foundation Bought An Empty Factory In Oklahoma—Because A Donor Asked

By Kate Howard | October 11, 2016

KyCIR reveals how the university’s nonprofit fundraising arm took a 99 percent ownership stake of a vacant factory in Oklahoma. The move appears to have no academic purpose and raises ethical red flags, experts said.

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Hi, I’m Jasmine Demers, a reporter for KyCIR covering issues related to youth and social services. I’m also a corps member with Report For America, a national program that places journalists into local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities.

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Hi, I’m Jasmine Demers, a reporter for KyCIR covering issues related to youth and social services. I’m also a corps member with Report For America, a national program that places journalists into local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities.

My reporting brings to light the stories of some of Kentucky’s most vulnerable citizens. It has the power to change policy and create impact.

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