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Dr. Diane G. Bruce has been named the new dean of the W. Fielding Rubel School of Business at Bellarmine University. Bruce is currently dean of the School of Business and Entrepreneurship at North Central College in Naperville, Illinois.

Bellarmine is offering virtual tech bootcamps that prepare learners for careers in high-demand technology fields.

Bellarmine University celebrated its 70th annual Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, awarding more than 900 degrees during two ceremonies in Freedom Hall.

Bellarmine University plans to award 920 degrees in two commencement exercises at Freedom Hall on Saturday, May 13.

For the ninth consecutive year, the Arbor Day Foundation has designated Bellarmine University a “Tree Campus USA.”

Bellarmine announced changes to strengthen the university and position it as the region’s premier institution for well-rounded, career-ready graduates.

The tournament will bring the kind of energy and enthusiasm participants and fans enjoy at professional Esports competitions to the local high school level.

Bellarmine's Black Caucus works to foster a campus climate and culture of unity, equity and respect.

The new Doctor of Nursing Practice-Nurse Anesthesia (DNP-NA) program at Bellarmine University is now fully accredited. Faculty will begin interviewing applicants in March for the inaugural group of students and classes will begin in August.

Environmental Science major Hanah Carter, writing as Maria Tori, has published her first book of poetry, "Ode To Not Knowing."

Applications are now being accepted for the 2023-24 Noyce Knights Scholars Program, which prepares highly qualified science and mathematics teachers for middle and high school settings and covers Scholars' total cost of attendance.

Bellarmine's Center for Community Engagement supports faculty developing mutually beneficial community partnerships and community engagement opportunities.

Tickets are now available for Bellarmine University's 5th annual TEDxBellarmineU event Feb. 3, which will feature seven speakers addressing the theme "Narratives."

Bellarmine University will commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a “Week of Social Responsibility” January 15-20 featuring events and community engagement opportunities.

Dr. John Oppelt, who served as a professor, dean, provost and acting president in his 23 years at Bellarmine University, died on Dec. 20, 2022. He was 85.

Four Bellarmine University students ranked among the top scorers for research presentations given at the Kentucky Academy of Science’s annual meeting.

Bellarmine raised more than $315,500 for individual teams and general athletics through the month-long Champion the Knights campaign, a record for the campaign, now in its third year.

Building on the strength of its esteemed graduate healthcare programs, Bellarmine University is adding a Nurse Anesthesia track to the Doctor of Nursing Practice degree offerings (DNP-NA) that will prepare nurses for high-paying jobs and a higher level of autonomy in a growing career field. 

Bellarmine has a new partnership with Family Scholar House to ensure students affiliated with the organization have a seamless enrollment pipeline to the university and receive the financial, academic and social wrap-around services they need to succeed.

Father Joseph H. Voor, Bellarmine’s first chair of Psychology and a priest in the Archdiocese of Louisville for 72 years, died on Nov. 6. He was 97.