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Here are 20 fun things to do while you're self-isolating at home.

A professor and a student from Bellarmine University's Physics Department are using 3D printing technology to help make face shields for healthcare workers fighting COVID-19.

Dr. Natasha Vijay Munshi has been named the new dean of Bellarmine's W. Fielding Rubel School of Business. Munshi, associate dean in the School of Economics and Business Administration at Saint Mary’s College of California, will begin her new duties on August 1.

Aditya Singh, a Bellarmine sophomore majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology, was recently awarded a Newman Civic Fellowship, a yearlong program for campus leaders who are committed to finding solutions for social problems.

Dr. Mary Ann Cahill, associate professor of literacy in Bellarmine's School of Education, shares resources for keeping preschoolers productively engaged while they're at home during the coronavirus pandemic.

Bellarmine's Public Safety team helped students who needed to leave the residence halls in response to the coronavirus by offering them rides to their hometowns.

Dr. Courtney Keim, associate professor of psychology at Bellarmine, offers tips for reducing stress and maximizing efficiency around the sudden shift to working from home made necessary by the spread of coronavirus.

Over the past few days, Bellarmine University faculty have gone back to school themselves, learning how to conduct their classes online after the novel coronavirus prompted the suspension of face-to-face instruction on March 12.

Gary Petiprin, director of Bellarmine University’s Counseling Center, offers tips for coping with coronavirus-related anxiety.

Bellarmine Medical Laboratory Science program director Dr. Karen Golemboski, who has a Ph.D. in immunology, answers questions about strategies to protect ourselves -- and our society -- from the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Despite the suspension of on-campus classes, Bellarmine's faculty and staff will still offer the many services students rely on, even if they are moved online, over the phone or offered in a slightly different format.

In response to the rapidly changing coronavirus situation, Dr. Susan Donovan announced today that Bellarmine University would temporarily suspend face-to-face classes and move to online instruction through April 1.

Bellarmine University has emailed faculty, staff and students with basic information about the university's preparation for coronavirus (COVID-19) risks, even though the risk to campus is currently believed to be low.

A new partnership between Bellarmine and Okolona Elementary School has students observing and co-teaching with every teacher in the elementary school one day a week for the entire 2019-20 academic year.

Bellarmine University's Dr. Joseph Flipper, an associate professor of theology who left for Santiago, Chile, on a Fulbright last week, notes that a lot has happened in that city in the year since he received the award to support his semester-long research trip.

Bellarmine President Susan M. Donovan has appointed Dr. Donald "DJ" Mitchell, Jr., as the university's first Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, to advise her on on university-wide initiatives, programs and policies

Louisville is “super well-positioned” for the coming technology revolution, and Bellarmine’s Rubel School of Business is perfectly aligned with its focus on entrepreneurship and analytics, says Ben Reno-Weber, director of the Future of Work Initiative.

Students and faculty in Bellarmine’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program visited Belize to evaluate and treat patients during a 10-day elective course for third-year students.

Beginning with students enrolling for the 2021-22 academic year, Bellarmine University will allow candidates for undergraduate admission to complete their application without submitting their standardized test scores.

Voting is now open to name Bellarmine University's Knight mascot, based on the best five names submitted by fans in January.