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Bellarmine University conducted a campus-wide voter registration drive as part of National Voter Registration Day.

Dozens of students from Bellarmine University's nursing and clinical science programs spent Saturday helping kids with asthma stay healthy so they can play sports and lead more productive lives.

Twenty students from Bellarmine University's Class of 2022 will explore topics of faith this weekend during Campus Ministry's inaugural retreat for first-year students.

Q&A with Lindsey Gilmore, BU assistant housing director who was selected by NASA as a Solar System Ambassador, a volunteer position managed by the Jet Propulsion Lab.

Guest speakers will explore how an organization's internal culture affects its external advertising at a Rubel School event on Thursday, September 27.

Heather Boutell, Bellarmine's director of financial aid, educated listeners of the importance of filling out the FAFSA on this week’s episode of Bellarmine's podcast, The Pineapple.

Dr. Doris A. Tegart, who steered Bellarmine University’s academic course for 24 years with humor, tenacity and style, died Sept. 14 at age 67.

In a Friday evening ceremony, 34 future teachers were formally inducted into Bellarmine University's Annsley Frazier Thornton School of Education.

Meet the first students pursuing Bellarmine’s new master’s degree in athletic training.

Bellarmine's annual Service Fest on Thursday hosted over 40 local and national organizations in the Quad, bringing with them numerous service and internship opportunities for students.

A Bellarmine communication professor and one of his former students have published a column offering nonprofits advice on reaching young donors.

For the 25th consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report has named Bellarmine University one of the top 20 regional universities in the south.

More than 50 JCPS student athletes were cleared to participate in their sports through no-cost physical exams conducted by Bellarmine nursing students.

Welcome to the 2018-19 academic year! I am delighted to be in my sophomore year here at Bellarmine, and I look forward to a year of more great service, teaching and scholarship.

Bellarmine University will commemorate Constitution Day with a panel discussion about U.S. voting rights on Monday, September 17.

A Sept. 15 fundraising walk in Bellarmine's quad will increase awareness about eating disorders while raising money for education, prevention, support and research.

Dr. Jean M. Lamont, assistant professor of psychology, recently conducted a study that found "mindfulness" can reduce feelings of body shame among young women and potentially improve health outcomes.

Fr. John Pozhathuparambil, a Bellarmine campus minister, is raising money to deliver water filters to flood victims in Kerala.

In addition to her work as a Bellarmine physical therapy professor, Dr. Elaine Lonnemann and her husband, Paul, raise a herd of goats on a five-acre Indiana farm.

Bryce Butler of Access Ventures will speak at Entrepreneurship Resource Expo on Aug. 29.