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An accomplished Supreme Court advocate, Jay Sekulow, will present a free, public lecture titled “The Constitution and Liberty - The First Amendment in the American Experience,” at Bellarmine University on September 17.

Drawings and intaglio prints by Chicago artist Carrie Lingscheit are on public display in Bellarmine University’s McGrath Gallery, in the Wyatt Center for the Arts, through September 20. The free exhibition is sponsored by Bellarmine’s Art Department.

Former U.S. Congressman Lee H. Hamilton will speak about challenges to U.S. foreign policy at 7 p.m. on Thursday, September 5, in Bellarmine University's Frazier Hall.

Assisted by swarms of returning students, along with faculty and staff, hundreds of freshmen moved into Bellarmine University’s residence halls today.

A firework show to welcome new and returning students takes place Saturday, August 24, 2013, around 9:15 p.m. on Bellarmine University's campus.

After four years of hard work, Sarah Turi was looking forward to hearing her name called as she walked across the Knights Hall stage to collect her bachelor's degree in nursing, cum laude, on Saturday, May 11. Her body had other plans. The evening before graduation, after experiencing some pain, Sarah was admitted to the hospital for what became a six-day stay.

The main page of Bellarmine University's website, www.bellarmine.edu, earned national recognition from Graphic Design USA, through its annual American Web Design Awards.

Bellarmine University will award 568 undergraduate and graduate degrees at its spring commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 11, at noon in Knights Hall.

Visitors to Bellarmine University’s campus will soon pass through St. Robert's Gate, a new 3 1/2-story entry arch at the university’s Newburg Road entrance.

On April 15, Kiwanis International and Bellarmine University will host a conference on early childhood development to raise awareness about the importance of the first 2,000 days of life and quality early childhood education.

The Corporation for National and Community Service has recognized Bellarmine University among U.S. colleges and universities on the 2013 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.

Phyllis Bennis, an internationally acclaimed writer and leader in the global peace movement, visits Bellarmine University to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Tuesday, April 16, 2013, at 7 p.m. This free event in the George G. Brown Center's Frazier Hall is open to the public.

A panel of experts including U.S. Rep. John Yarmuth (D-Ky.) will discuss various perspectives of immigration reform on April 8 at Bellarmine University. The program is sponsored by Bellarmine's Department of Theology.

Bellarmine University and the Louisville Free Public Library are partnering with the Foundation Center, a leading global resource on philanthropy, to offer a free grant writing workshop on Friday, April 5, at Bellarmine.

Bellarmine University has named 837 undergraduate students to the dean's list for fall 2012. The dean's list recognizes students who receive a grade point average of 3.5 or above on a 4.0 scale during the semester.

On Saturday, April 6, the Bellarmine Activities Council presents the 2013 Hillside Concert, featuring American Idol winner Phillip Phillips and special guest Churchill. The 7:30 p.m. show takes place in the Quad (rain location: Knights Hall).

Peacemaking in the Middle East is the topic of a public presentation organized by Bellarmine University's Peace Studies minor, featuring Dr. Glen H. Stassen of Fuller Theological Seminary on March 14. The free and public session, made possible with a grant from the United States Institute of Peace, takes place on Thursday, March 14, at 7 p.m. in the George G. Brown Center's Frazier Hall

Dr. Andrew Derocher will discuss the fate of an Arctic icon, the polar bear, at Bellarmine University on Wednesday, February 27 at 7 p.m. The free event takes place in the George G. Brown Center's Frazier Hall.

Bellarmine University has bolstered its focus on environmental education and sustainability by creating the region's first School of Environmental Studies.

To educate students and the Louisville community on the profound teachings that came out of the Second Vatican Council, Bellarmine is celebrating the council’s 50th anniversary with a three-year program, “In the Spirit of Vatican II.”