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Bellarmine theology professors Dr. Gregory Hillis and Dr. Justin Klassen shared their perspectives on faith last week - one in a book review, the other on a podcast.

There are a few quirks to campus that might surprise you until you've been here for a while.

Bellarmine psychology professor Courtney Keim says CEOs and managers should lead by example in creating workplaces that value health and wellness.

Dr. Keith Knapp of Bellarmine's College of Health Professions tells Business First that ownership changes in hospitals and healthcare facilities can be viewed as opportunities for improvement.

Bellarmine theology professor Elizabeth Hinson-Hasty's book on poverty and the growing wealth divide won first place in The Catholic Press Association’s 2018 Book Awards for Catholic Social Teaching.

President Donovan's update to the Bellarmine community on Phase II of the university's strategic planning initiative, including members appointed to work groups.

When Mattingly Edge's second annual Roll 'N Stroll fundraiser takes place in Bellarmine's quad on Saturday, June 30, BU graduate Steven MIchael Carr '11 will be at the helm.

Responding to marketplace needs, Bellarmine University's College of Health Professions has created the region's only doctoral degree in health professions education.

Summer may be upon us, but campus is still bustling with activity.

Research on jury bias by Dr. Heather Pruss, an assistant professor of criminal justice at Bellarmine University, was recently referenced in coverage of a death penalty case in South Dakota.

Beginning August 1, students seeking admission to Bellarmine University will be able to use The Common Application, an online college application platform that allows students to manage their applications to multiple colleges in one place, rather than completing separate forms for each institution.

A major fire at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday sent a local theater company scrambling to ensure their show would go on, with some help from Bellarmine University.

Picking the right health plan can be full of uncertainty, even for a seasoned investment professional. Dr. Patrick Lach, who joined the Rubel School of Business faculty last fall, unfortunately experienced a medical emergency that quickly put his decision to the test.

Fifty years ago this month, Ursuline College and Bellarmine College merged to form a co-educational college that is now Bellarmine University. The university and the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville have launched a year-long celebration of the merger's anniversary.

Eight Bellarmine University graduates are among Business First's 2018 Forty Under 40 class, recognizing young professionals that are finding success in their field of work while giving back to their community.

President Donovan writes: "There is much to learn from the class of 1968. Their greatest source of pride today is what they accomplished outside of their work. They spoke to me of their families, of their life partners, of their children and grandchildren."

Shawn and Inga Arvin, who met in Bellarmine University's executive MBA program, are sharing their love with their new neighbors in Portland through a growing nonprofit initiative.

Bellarmine University welcomed new Doctor of Physical Therapy students in a White Coat Ceremony on Friday afternoon in Frazier Hall.

Molly Jett is a Bellarmine junior double-majoring in communication and design, art and technology, and minoring in digital media. This summer, she is spending eight weeks studying and interning abroad in Shanghai, China.

Bellarmine University's president, Dr. Susan M. Donovan, is one of Louisville Business First's 20 people to know in education. Four others with Bellarmine connections are also on the list.