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For the fifth consecutive year, Bellarmine University has earned Gold-level designation from the Exercise is Medicine On Campus (EIM-OC) program.

Bellarmine University is calling on its community to unite and support its annual Day of Giving, a 24-hour fundraising campaign that takes place from noon on April 11 to noon on April 12.

Robert Pearson, a first-year Bellarmine student from Louisville, has been selected for the prestigious Expanding Diversity in Economics (EDE) Summer Institute, to be held June 6-29.

On Monday, April 8, a total solar eclipse will trace a narrow path of totality across 13 U.S. states, including parts of Kentucky and Indiana. Louisville will see a 98.9% eclipse.

The Arbor Day Foundation has once again designated Bellarmine a Tree Campus USA—marking the 10th consecutive year the university has won the honor.

Bellarmine University will host its second annual Esports Invitational—the only such event in the state—on March 9 and 10 in Frazier Hall, with 124 gamers representing 29 teams from 16 high schools across Kentucky competing in three games.

Recent increases in the percentage of students of color and employees of color at Bellarmine University are the result of leaders’ deliberate steps to increase diversity.  They also reflect a commitment to diversity that has existed at Bellarmine since the day the college opened its doors.

Seven Bellarmine music faculty—assistant professor Stacy Simpson (trumpet) and adjunct instructors Chris Kincaid (sound engineer), Jon Mueller (viola), Allison Olsen (cello), Karl Olsen (bass), Terry O’Mahoney (drums) and Craig Wagner ’93 (guitar)—and former full-time instructor Dave Clark (saxophone) were involved with the Louisville Orchestra on the Grammy Award-winning album "The American Project."

Dr. Mary Huff, the dean of Bellarmine’s College of Arts and Sciences, has been named one of 17 fellows of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) for 2024.

A gift of $1.725 million from Dr. Mushtaque Juneja will provide premier facilities, state-of-the-art equipment, and faculty and student support for Bellarmine’s new Doctor of Nursing Practice-Nurse Anesthesia (DNP-NA) program.

Bellarmine receives national recognition for its work to build collaborative partnerships by achieving the Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement.

Bellarmine’s Giving Tuesday campaign raised $25,025 for the university’s Student Emergency Needs Fund, which helps students with unanticipated financial crises by supporting programs such as the on-campus Knights Pantry and Knights Closet.

Bellarmine University has launched a cannabis education certificate program focusing on business, agriculture, law and medicine in the rapidly-changing cannabis industry.

A $500,000 gift from the Richard S. Reynolds Foundation will significantly advance Bellarmine’s goal to be one of the nation’s best private universities for veterans and military-affiliated students.

Bellarmine University has a new greenhouse for faculty and student research.

A $3.6 million gift from the estate of Dr. Allan and Donna Lansing to Bellarmine University makes the Lansings the largest family donors in the university’s history.

Bellarmine University and Norton Healthcare, both based in Louisville, Kentucky, are partnering to launch the nation’s first fellowship in neurologic physical therapy (PT) this month.

Former Bellarmine University student-athlete Brandon Pfaadt's meteoric rise into the ranks of Major League Baseball now includes a trip to the World Series.

Shiza Shahid, a social entrepreneur and co-founder of the Malala Fund with Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, will deliver the Wyatt Lecture at Bellarmine University on Nov. 15, 2023.