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When Roland Kulla graduated from Bellarmine in 1970 with a liberal arts degree, he had no intention of pursuing a career in art. He is now a full-time artist, represented by galleries in Winnetka, Ill., New York, Pittsburgh and Berlin.

This week, 342 high school students arrived on Bellarmine University’s campus for the Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program.

Bellarmine University’s president, Dr. Susan M. Donovan, announced today that she has accepted an invitation for the university to join the ASUN Conference. The move will elevate the university’s athletic programs to NCAA Division I status beginning next summer.

An upcoming panel discussion on Louisville native Hunter S. Thompson will include remarks by Dr. Eric Roorda, a political science professor who is surely one of the late writer's biggest fans at Bellarmine University.

Kelze' Riley appears to be poised for a bright future as a lawyer, and she's doing all the right things to make that happen.

Bellarmine University's Doctor of Physical Therapy program welcomed 72 new students during a white coat ceremony on Friday afternoon in Frazier Hall.

Next weekend, Bellarmine University will host its largest ever 50-year reunion as members of class of 1969 return to campus from 17 states.

Students in Bellarmine’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program are helping support elder wellness in an innovative new partnership with The Thrive Center, designed to promote healthy aging through the use of technologies like virtual reality, motion/balance sensors, high-tech clothing and more.

Tuesday afternoon, Bellarmine University’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved a new strategic plan for the university, focused on student success, inclusion and academic innovation.

At Bellarmine University’s largest-ever commencement ceremony — moved off-campus to Freedom Hall this year to accommodate the crowd — the university’s provost, Dr. Carole Pfeffer, offered graduates words of wisdom and advice to help carry them through life after college.

On Sunday, Louisville's Saint Xavier High School shared the sad news that its president, Dr. Perry Sangalli, had died.

Dr. Thomas Wójcicki, an assistant professor of exercise science at Bellarmine University, was awarded a 2019 Walking College Fellowship by America Walks.

In celebration of Kentucky Derby week, Bellarmine University’s music department has released a new arrangement of “My Old Kentucky Home,” performed by the Bellarmine Schola.

Bellarmine University President Susan M. Donovan has appointed Dr. Michael Marshall as the university's new Vice President for Enrollment, Marketing and Communication. He will begin his new role at Bellarmine in June.

The first day of final exams has arrived on Bellarmine University's campus, surely bringing some anxiety and sleep deprivation with it.

Dr. Carole Pfeffer, who will retire as provost this month after a 30-year career at Bellarmine University, will speak at the university's 66th annual commencement ceremony at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 11.

As part of a weeklong visit to Louisville, the CEO Action Check Your Blind Spots unconscious bias tour will visit Bellarmine University's campus on Wednesday, April 24.

Bellarmine University’s School of Communication will host the 10th annual Speak Up Kentuckiana speech competition on Tuesday, April 23, in Hilary’s at 6:30 p.m.

Bellarmine University's sixth annual Day of Giving broke every previous record for the online giving event, with 1,155 gifts worth $356,001 received over 24 hours.

Bellarmine University’s music department and Oratorio Society will perform the “Faure and Durufle Requiems” on Monday, April 15, at 7 p.m. at Harvey Browne Presbyterian Church.