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Bellarmine's annual fireworks show, on Aug. 22, will welcome new and returning students to campus for the 2020-21 academic year.

A new partnership between Bellarmine and Jefferson Community & Technical College will create new opportunities and an easier path for Jefferson students who want to pursue a bachelor’s degree at Bellarmine.

Colleges of Distinction praised Bellarmine for its comprehensive education benefits, a committed military and veterans affairs team, flexible options, trained faculty and dedicated campus activities and community support.

Bellarmine leaders say GSP is a bellwether for how the campus will function with new COVID-19 requirements in the fall.

Bob Zimlich, only the third chief financial officer in Bellarmine's 70-year history, will retire on May 31, 2021.

On July 1, Bellarmine will celebrate the elevation of its athletics program to NCAA Division I, making it the only private D-I university in Kentucky and one of only a handful of D-I Catholic universities in the South.

Bellarmine University recently received the highest rating of any private liberal arts institution in Kentucky in a nationally recognized metric of the support colleges and universities show for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender policies, programs and practices.

Bellarmine community members have joined the worldwide movement to demand racial justice following the recent deaths of four black people in the U.S. Faculty, staff and students participated in Louisville protests while also quickly organizing campus events throughout the week.

Bellarmine University has established a steering committee to make recommendations by June 15 for safely reopening campus late this summer and fall.

Kristie Johnson is one of Bellarmine's 2020 Great Graduates. She found the Leadership in Higher Education Ph.D. program fulfilled her academic interests while providing the flexibility and support needed to complete it as a working professional.

Bellarmine is celebrating its Class of 2020 with the university’s first-ever online “Toast to Our Graduates” at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 9.

We're celebrating our 2020 great graduates. Jasmine Jacobs completed the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, a rigorous one-year program, while serving in the Kentucky Air National Guard as an aerospace medical technician.

Bellarmine University is one of only 77 universities worldwide to receive gold-level recognition from the American College of Sports Medicine’s Exercise is Medicine initiative for its efforts to create a culture of wellness on campus.

International Studies major Mary Wurtz enjoyed a meteoric career at Bellarmine, participating in the Honors Program, study abroad and campus ministry. She'll serve as the undergrad commencement speaker in Bellarmine’s May 9 virtual ceremony.

We're celebrating Bellarmine's great graduates with stories that highlight their ingenuity and resilience. At Bellarmine, Anderson Reeves has flourished as a musician while developing skills needed for a career in arts administration.

Dr. David Wolf, chair of Bellarmine University’s Health & Aging Services Leadership Department, is advising the state on preventing COVID-19 from devastating long-term care facilities.

We're celebrating Bellarmine's great graduates with stories that highlight their ingenuity and resilience. At Bellarmine, Daria Ochenkowski, an education major, found her passion for people, the tools she needs to teach and a job in a classroom immediately after gradation.

A Bellarmine EMBA student is helping Sazerac, owner of Buffalo Trace Distillery, produce hand sanitizer for COVID-19 frontline workers.

We're celebrating Bellarmine's great graduates with stories highlighting their ingenuity and resilience. At Bellarmine, Paya Yazdanpanah, a biology major, found the support needed to prepare for a career in medicine while battling cancer.