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Download Bellarmine University's free sheet of Valentine's Day cards with three designs sure to win the heart of your special Knight in shining armor.

Bellarmine University's Dr. Joseph Flipper, an associate professor of theology, has received a Fulbright award that will support a research trip to Chile in the spring 2020 semester.

On Feb. 1 at 6 p.m., Billy Reed will sign copies of his latest book, "Last of a BReed," during an event in Bellarmine's library to celebrate the new collection.

A team of exercise science students in Dr. Thomas R. Wójcicki's community wellness class developed a website to help pedestrians safely navigate major intersections along Bardstown Road in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood.

This week’s episode of Bellarmine Magazine's podcast, The Pineapple, features a senior exercise science major, Audrey. She discusses the reason why she chose Bellarmine and gives advice to prospective students.

Bellarmine University's nursing program is one of the top private nursing schools in the nation, according to Nursing Schools Almanac, a website that offers nursing program rankings and resources.

A major renovation of Bellarmine University’s SuRF Center over winter break has made the campus recreation facility more inviting and functional, thanks to funding from the Student Government Association and the university.

This week’s episode of Bellarmine Magazine's podcast, The Pineapple, features a senior biology major and aspiring genetic counselor, Marygrace Powers.

From wine tasting to web development, Bellarmine's School of Continuing and Professional Studies offers hundreds of non-credit and certificate learning experiences that do not require regular enrollment.

Happy new year! As we prepare for the start of 2019's spring semester on Monday, you may want to mark these important dates on your calendar.

President Donovan celebrates recent faculty and staff accomplishments as the fall semester comes to an end.

Bellarmine Schola Cantorum's annual Christmas music video is "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch."

50 years ago today, Knights Hall played host to a relatively new rock band from San Francisco, California. You might have heard of them. The band was called the Grateful Dead.

New tool allows Student Success Center and others to target the students who really need help and pinpoint which campus resources will be the most valuable for them.

Q&A with Nick Reinhart '15, who will speak at TEDx BellarmineU in March.

Jennifer Bielstein is executive director of the acclaimed American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco.

It has been 50 years since Thomas Merton died at age 53. Bellarmine's Merton Center is observing that anniversary with three events to celebrate his legacy.

Bellarmine University and the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville dedicated a new reminder of the university's enduring Ursuline roots, as a patio on Bellarmine's quad was named Ursuline Terrace.

Etan Thomas - a former NBA player, activist and poet - will speak about athletes and activism on Nov. 29 in Bellarmine University's Frazier Hall.

Bellarmine's film studies minor deepens perception and discernment when it comes to visual storytelling and media literacy, skills that are applicable to multiple career paths as well as graduate studies.