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35% of Bellarmine's class of 2022 are first-generation college students. How can we all help them succeed? Read more about initiatives aimed at their success.

In August, Dr. David Robinson - biology professor and self-described lifelong radio addict - launched “Bench Talk: The Week in Science” on Forward Radio WFMP 106.5-FM.

When he's not teaching philosophy and ethics, Dr. William Becker also serves as chaplain of the Worthington Fire Department and advises the Bellarmine University Gaming Club.

Dr. Katherine Bulinski, a Bellarmine University associate professor of geosciences, recently published an article exploring the concept of deep time on the Vatican Observatory Foundation's blog.

Dr. Lilly Massa-McKinley, director of the Career Development Center, discusses the Bellarmine internship guarantee and job shadowing on this week's Bellarmine Magazine podcast.

President Donovan celebrates recent faculty accomplishments -- and Bellarmine's trees!

For the past five years, senior nursing students taking the summer Nursing Care of Children course have spent a week in the poorest areas of the Dominican Republic as part of their clinical/lab experience.

Dr. Jim Breslin, Bellarmine's dean of student success, talks about a new tool to help first-year students stay on path for graduation on this week's Bellarmine Magazine podcast, The Pineapple.

In loving memory of Joseph P. Clayton '71, '16H; alumnus, trustee, mentor and inspiration.

As you enjoy the peak fall colors on Bellarmine's campus, take a moment to thank the relatively unheralded campus tree committee. The've earned the university a Tree Campus USA designation for four years running.

Bill Lamb, president and general manager of Louisville's WDRB-41 and WMYO-58, will offer advice on managing a diverse workplace at a Rubel School of Business event on Nov. 6.

New body will review all policies and practices related to hiring, orientation, bias reporting, promotion and training for students, faculty and staff members.

This month's alumni spotlight features a conversation with Kelly Schmitt '16, a Chick-fil-A catering manager who is also a dancer and ambassador for the Indiana Pacers NBA team.

In this week's episode of Bellarmine Magazine's weekly podcast, The Pineapple, Dr. Andrew Schroeder talks about the transition from high school to college and resources that are available on campus for students.

Zach Bramel '98 writes a play adaptation to Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," which includes a 7-foot tall modified body puppet.

The Rev. Tracey Lind, a retired Episcopal priest, will speak at Bellarmine University on Monday, November 5, about her experience living with dementia.

Student clubs and organizations are the focus of this week's Bellarmine Magazine podcast, The Pineapple, guest hosted by senior Roxana Gonzalez.

Ryan Stevens, a 2018 Bellarmine University graduate and first-year law student at Notre Dame, will visit Bellarmine on Oct. 18 to talk about his law school experience.

This year ushered in some changes to the introductory class that all new Bellarmine University students must take in their first semester.