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Beargrass Creek Alliance and Bellarmine’s University’s School of Environmental Studies will host a public conversation featuring Maria Koetter, Louisville’s sustainability director, on Feb. 4.

Recent Bellarmine Executive MBA graduates have collected several innovation prizes for startups they developed during their coursework.

Bellarmine’s theology department will host a public conversation with Louisville Archbishop Joseph Kurtz at 7 p.m. on January 7.

Bellarmine awarded 268 degrees at its December commencement ceremony; tech industry veteran Thomas L. Thomas addressed graduates. Watch video coverage.

Responding to unprecedented demand for high school physics teachers, Bellarmine University has added a new physics certification to its master of arts in teaching (MAT) program.

For a second straight year, a team of Bellarmine University students will take part in a national campus competition intended to give young leaders a voice on fiscal issues.

Ten Bellarmine University students will receive funding to support their undergraduate research in the physical sciences over a two year period, thanks to a $105,000 Clare Boothe Luce Program grant to increase the participation of women in the sciences.

Construction on Bellarmine Centro - a $25-million, three story building in front of Horrigan Hall - is officially underway.

The Bellarmine Activities Council is hosting a concert to raise funds and awareness for Wounded Warrior Project on Friday, November 21, at 6:30 p.m.

Nov. 6, 5:30 p.m.: Bellarmine economics and finance professors will use lessons of previous recessions to offer advice for consumers and investors about the current economic recovery during a free public forum.

Thomas Merton Centennial kicks off year of thought-provoking events in November.

Bellarmine University's residence halls will host their annual Hall-o-Treats, a free public trick-or-treating event for families on Monday, October 27, 2014, from 6 to 8 p.m., rain or shine. University students and staff will offer guided trick-or-treating tours, food, activities and games for children and families.

Folk musician Pete Seeger’s remarkable 75-year career will be the focus of “For Pete’s Sake: A Call to Action” -- a day of activism, education and music at Bellarmine University on Sunday, October 26.

Tour our campus, meet faculty and current students, and discover what sets Bellarmine apart from other universities. Register now.

Bellarmine University will "knight" Angela M. Mason at the university's annual Knight of Knights black-tie dinner on Friday, October 10. The university has bestowed this honor since 1998 in recognition of support and service to Bellarmine University.

Former U.S. Labor Secretary Elaine L. Chao will visit Bellarmine University to discuss her perspectives on business and politics on Wednesday, October 22, at 7 p.m.

The first Bible to be completely written and illustrated completely by hand since the invention of the printing press is in Bellarmine University's library through June 2015.

Bellarmine University's Ethics and Social Justice Center will host a panel discussion to discuss different perspectives on "Religious Freedom, Individual Liberty and the Contraception Mandate" on Wednesday, October 1, at 7 p.m. in Hilary's.

RehabCare is partnering with Bellarmine University to establish a new residency program to train physical therapists with the specialized skills and training necessary to deliver wellness services to an older and more vulnerable population.

U.S. News & World Report has once again called Bellarmine University one of the south's top universities. Bellarmine climbed from 16th to 13th on the publication's annual rankings of the south's 97 best regional universities.