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Bellarmine’s Dr. Patricia Carver Office of Identity and Inclusion invites the community to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday with a food drive and virtual workshop and panel.

Dr. Helen-Grace Ryan, vice president for Student Affairs at Bellarmine University, has been selected as the recipient of the 2021 Fred Turner Award for Outstanding Service to NASPA, a national member organization for administrators in higher education.

Two faculty members in Bellarmine University's Doctor of Physical Therapy program were honored by the Kentucky chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association.

Data from contract tracing and survey testing reveals there were no known COVID-19 transmissions from in-person classes, formal campus events or use of public spaces such as the library or dining services.

The entire university rallied around students who had to quarantine this semester to make sure they were comfortable and cared for.

Jayne Virginia Lair BecVar and her husband, Arthur BecVar, were founding patron of Bellarmine University.

Bellarmine University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams will play home games in iconic Freedom Hall under a multiyear partnership with Kentucky Venues.

The outbreak in the United States of the novel coronavirus has caused additional challenges for students who have disabilities.

Jackson, Jacob, Chloe, Ella and Samuel Powell, 18-year-old quints from Jeffersontown, Ky., are off to a great start as first year students at Bellarmine this fall.

Bellarmine University is extending its early action deadline from Nov. 1 to Nov. 15, along with several other measures to offer high school students more flexibility during the pandemic.

With a grant of nearly $1 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF), Bellarmine University is creating a scholarship program to recruit low-income, high-achieving students into the STEM disciplines.

A new undergraduate Data Science degree at Bellarmine University will open doors to well-paying jobs across all facets of the economy—and prepare graduates to navigate the ethical issues of data analysis.

On Sept. 17, Constitution Day, Bellarmine University will present a virtual panel discussion featuring local activists and academics who will discuss recent issues of racial injustice. The Microsoft Teams event is open to the public.

Bellarmine tied with several other universities for number 206 on the list and the university’s overall score rose this year from 37 to 48.

Stephanie Pieper Reilly will lead Bellarmine’s Alumni Association as longtime executive director Peter Kremer moves into a new fundraising role for the university.

Bellarmine University is unveiling Public Price Promise, a unique merit scholarship to attract students from across the U.S.

In the second full week of classes of the 2020-21 academic year, Bellarmine University students and faculty are settling into “the new normal.” For most, that means attending and teaching classes in a mix of three formats: in-person, online and a hybrid of the two called HyFlex.

Seventeen new full-time members—and a new dean—joined Bellarmine University’s faculty as classes began on Aug. 20.

About 600 Bellarmine students overcame challenges of COVID-19 to complete service projects this week for more than a dozen community organizations.