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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.

The terrain surrounding Bellarmine University’s Our Lady of the Woods Chapel has more native grasses and fewer invasive plants, thanks to a recent service learning project.

Bellarmine University has approved a new, reduced tuition rate of $250 per credit hour for members of the U.S. military.

Bellarmine University’s efforts to prepare for severe weather have earned it the National Weather Service’s StormReady Campus designation.

Bellarmine University’s fifth annual online Day of Giving set three new records, thanks to support from Bellarmine graduates, faculty, staff, students, parents and friends.

Bellarmine University is seeking 500 gifts in 24 hours during its fifth annual Day of Giving.

President Susan M. Donovan announced this year's faculty awards, including tenure, promotions, sabbaticals, fellowships, grants and emeritus status.

Bellarmine University's president, Dr. Susan M. Donovan, announced today that the university's endowment is under contract to purchase the Watterson Medical Center, an 80,000-square-foot health care facility at 3430 Newburg Road.

Dr. Gregory K. Hillis, an associate professor of theology known around Bellarmine University's campus as a passionate baseball fan, has a proposal for Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred: "Don’t run from baseball’s leisurely pace. Embrace it. Teach about it. Market it."

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

President Donovan writes: "Today, I have been very humbled watching the March For Our Lives protests in Washington, D.C., and throughout the world, feeling so much pride in our youth and hope for our future."

In this episode of Bellarmine Magazine's podcast -- The Pineapple -- Dr. Margaret Mahoney, 86, a beloved former Bellarmine University history professor, is remembered following her death on March 11, 2018, in her home state of Montana.

Writing a book? Great. You've got decisions to make: Seek a publishing contract? Self-publish? Hire a ghostwriter or editor?