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Emily Schuhmann is the quintessential old soul. When not teaching as an art adjunct, she spends her time swing dancing, practicing period hair design and shopping for vintage hats.

Bellarmine University released a hype video in advance of its women's basketball team's postseason appearance in the Great Lakes Valley Conference tournament.

"It was about this time during my sophomore year that I was convinced I should drop out of college," writes President Donovan, explaining that getting involved on campus and finding a mentor helped her find her groove and graduate.

On Bellarmine Magazine’s podcast, Dr. Linh Nguyen, interim director of Bellarmine University’s Office of Identity and Inclusion, explains why that office is one of the hidden gems on campus.

Shalonte Branham - a Bellarmine University junior double majoring in political science and sociology, with a minor in English - recently read an excerpt from her poem, "Blackness," on video.

On Feb. 24, Bellarmine University’s Sustainability and Environmental Club and Terra Learning Community will host the premiere of a new documentary, “EVOLVE: Driving a Clean Future in Coal Country.”

A group of Bellarmine students is working with Dr. Shawn Apostel from the School of Communication to organize a TEDx talk in 2019.

Bellarmine students made cards for young patients at Norton Children’s Hospital as part of a service project led by Alpha Phi Omega on Tuesday afternoon.

It’s Mardi Gras time, and Bellarmine University students roll in style.

Switcher, Inc. -- a tech startup founded by Bellarmine University graduates Nick Mattingly and Dan Petrik -- was named one of 50 inductees in Startup Grind's Global Class of Startups Program for 2018.

Blockchain technology is of growing interest to accountants, according to Dr. David Collins, accounting chair in Bellarmine University’s W. Fielding Rubel School of Business.

If Frederick Smock had not been named Kentucky’s 28th poet laureate, he might have been content to park himself inside his Bellarmine office, gaze at the campus’ verdant grounds and continue to spin out tersely elegant stanzas.