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From Bellarmine Magazine: Whether you're tacking a big project or seeking "inbox zero," we could all use these five time management tips from Bellarmine University Rubel School of Business instructor Christy Burge.

A new ranking focused on student life finds that, among Kentucky colleges and universities, Bellarmine University delivers the best student life experience.

Bellarmine University's provost, Dr. Carole Pfeffer, has announced the appointment of Dr. Pamela G. Cartor to the position of interim associate dean for the Bellarmine College of Arts and Sciences, effective June 1, 2018.

Dr. Alisha Harper, an assistant professor of accounting at Bellarmine University, says misconceptions about credit scores abound and marketing efforts for credit monitoring programs don't always help.

President Donovan's update on Bellarmine faculty and staff achievements, publications and research.

After her first year as Bellarmine's president, Susan Donovan says: "the world is not prepared for what Bellarmine is about to contribute to higher education and society at large."

A Bellarmine University historical marker is back on display after a 22-year absence.

Bellarmine celebrated its Class of 2018 on Saturday morning, conferring 618 undergraduate and graduate degrees during a commencement ceremony on Owsley Brown Frazier Stadium's Joseph P. and Janet A. Clayton Field.

Isabella Popovich, a nursing major from Indiana who graduates on Saturday, talked to Bellarmine Magazine's podcast -- The Pineapple -- about how she chose her college and her major.

Miranda Maertz speaks with Bellarmine Magazine's podcast, The Pineapple, about how her campus visit changed her college plans.

Bryce Chalfant, who graduates Saturday with a degree in political science and minors in anthropology and Spanish, shared his story with Bellarmine Magazine's weekly podcast, The Pineapple.

Charlie DeRossett, graduating this week with a biology major and a biochemistry minor, spoke to Bellarmine Magazine's weekly podcast, The Pineapple, about his college experience.

Emily Bryant, who graduates this week with a degree in accounting, spoke with Bellarmine Magazine's weekly podcast, The Pineapple.

Since her time as a law student, Remington - now director of Bellarmine's pre-law program - has been interested in the unsolved 1965 murder of Alberta Jones, a civil rights leader who was the first African-American woman to pass the Kentucky Bar Exam.

Dr. Michael Strawser says millennials will soon dominate - and redefine - the workplace, so it would be wise for older professionals to adapt.

Susan M. Cameron, a Bellarmine University graduate who was one of the nation's first women to serve as CEO of a major corporation, will speak at the university's commencement on May 12.

This morning, Bellarmine University's music department released a bluegrass version of "My Old Kentucky Home" in celebration of Kentucky Derby week.

For the next several weeks, Bellarmine Magazine's weekly podcast -- The Pineapple -- will spend time with members of the Class of 2018. This week, pre-med major Claudia Mort talks about her family, her involvement in campus life at Bellarmine and her plans after graduation.

Kathy Eigelbach's path to criminal justice adjunct faculty member: hospital security guard to juvenile justice worker to police officer to assistant police chief. It was her goal since a childhood trip to Alcatraz.

Ten Bellarmine students traveled to Los Angeles with professors to spend five days exploring careers in film, television, radio and digital content.