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Bellarmine University climbed to its highest-ever spot on U.S. News & World Report's annual rankings of U.S. colleges. The college also appears on national rankings from Forbes and The Princeton Review.

The Bellarmine community offers two free opportunities to enjoy Baroque and orchestral music this weekend.

In public discussions about climate change, opinions abound, but authenticated information is harder to come by. Setting the policy debates aside, it is important to ask, what have scientific researchers learned about the current state of our climate, how do they collect data about the seas and atmosphere, and how do they test their conclusions?

Statement by Bellarmine University's President, Dr. Joseph J. McGowan, on the passing of Louisville businessman and philanthropist Owsley Brown Frazier.

Bellarmine University offers 21 summer camps in reading, writing, drama, math, science, computers, study skills and test preparation for young learners wanting to expand their horizons.

Bellarmine University will bestow honorary degrees upon Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear and Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels at the university’s spring commencement ceremony. The degrees recognize their regional partnership, civil public discourse and bipartisan cooperation for the benefit of all citizens.

Bellarmine University invites high school sophomores and juniors to visit Bellarmine on Sunday, March 18, from 1 to 3 p.m.  Preview Day gives students and their families an opportunity to meet faculty members, tour Bellarmine's campus and make new friends.

Three Bellarmine University students joined the college's financial aid director to meet with Kentucky lawmakers about student aid on Wednesday. The meetings came as state legislators are working on Kentucky's next budget.

Dr. Paul Loprinzi's research focuses on promoting physical activity across the lifespan and examining the effects of different training methods on endurance performance in distance runners.

Kentucky musicians Ben Sollee and Justin Lewis are performing at Bellarmine University's SuRF Center on Friday, February 10, 2012.

Sam Sifton, national editor for the New York Times, comes to Bellarmine University on February 9 to discuss his newspaper's coverage of the race for the White House.

Rapid enrollment growth in Bellarmine University’s health science programs has led the school to develop a new facility on nearby Bishop Lane.

Bellarmine University has named 812 undergraduate students to the dean's list for fall 2011. 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.

Statement to the Bellarmine University community from Dr. Joseph J. McGowan, Bellarmine's president, on the passing of Retired Archbishop Thomas C. Kelly.

Bellarmine University's Alumni Association gained 318 new members on December 14, at the university's annual December commencement ceremony.

Nativity Academy at St. Boniface and Bellarmine University have entered into an educational partnership designed to enhance educational programs at the innovative eight-year-old Catholic middle school.

Two great Kentucky bourbons have come together for the first time to celebrate a Kentucky champion. Maker's Mark and Woodford Reserve bottles sit side-by-side in a distinctive wooden case that pays tribute to the Bellarmine University Knights, who won the NCAA Division II national basketball championship earlier this year.

Citing the Louisville region's need for a nationally preeminent private university, Bellarmine University has launched the public phase of an ambitious $100 million capital campaign. The effort will increase the school's endowment, enlarge the annual fund and launch the most ambitious construction project in the university's 61-year history.

Bellarmine University’s residence halls will host Hall-o-Treats, a free community trick-or-treating event, on Monday, October 24, from 6 to 8 p.m. The university’s students and Residence Life staff will provide candy, food and activities for the children.

From President McGowan: It is my sad duty to report the death of Dr. Bernard Francis Thiemann, ’62, who taught more than 5,500 students in business administration and finance during his 31-year tenure at Bellarmine University and, while doing so, became one of the most beloved professors in school history.