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Bellarmine University and the Vatican Observatory hosted Louisville’s first Gold Mass (a religious gathering for scientists) on November 3 at the Archdiocese of Louisville.

Student members of the College Republicans of Bellarmine have invited Jeffersontown Mayor Bill Dieruf to speak on campus on Thursday, November 4.

To help solve a shortage of nurses in Louisville and the surrounding region, Bellarmine’s nursing school has added a January start date for its 12-month accelerated nursing degree program.

The Department of Environmental Studies will use a new pollinator garden for studies and research.

This summer, four of Bellarmine's ROTC cadets attended Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox, Ky., where their class was recognized as outstanding.

Bellarmine’s Office of Disability Services has changed its name to the Accessibility Resource Center (ARC) to more accurately reflect its work to make the campus more accessible, and is planning other improvements recommended by a recent audit.

The Rubel School of Business Dean's Executive Speaker Series presents the virtual event “LatinX in Louisville: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month” on Tuesday, October 5.

Constitutional scholar Evan Bernick, a member of the Northern Illinois University Law faculty, will speak at Bellarmine University in its annual commemoration of Constitution Day on Friday, September 24.

Bellarmine rose from 206 to 202 among National Universities, while university’s overall score also increased this year from 48 to 49.

Bellarmine University will mark 20 years of continued sacrifice associated with the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with three upcoming events on campus.

Bellarmine University has created the Center for Community Engagement which will facilitate mutually beneficial partnerships between faculty, staff and students and community partners in Louisville and the surrounding region.

Bellarmine's overall ranking rose in Washington Monthly's annual report, while also rising to one of the top 200 institutions nationally for fostering social mobility.

Despite concerns that the pandemic might widen college-going gaps for first-generation students and students of color, the incoming first-year class at Bellarmine University exceeds Fall 2019 numbers in both categories. 

Five of the 15 new full-time faculty members for the 2021-22 academic year are Bellarmine graduates.

Knights in Action was incorporated into new student orientation in 2011 as a way to connect students to Bellarmine's mission-driven focus on community engagement, which is an integral part of the educational experience.

Bellarmine University's annual Sparks at Knight fireworks show -- on Saturday, August 21 -- will welcome new and returning students to campus for the 2021-22 academic year.

Bellarmine University's Alumni Association will honor eight distinguished graduates at its annual celebration in September.

Four individuals with Bellarmine ties are among Louisville Business First's 2021 Forty Under 40 class.

Drs. Martha Carlson Mazur, Jakia Marie, and Caitlin Murphy will serve as the inaugural fellows during the pilot year of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Faculty Fellows program.

Susan Diamond '95, a Bellarmine graduate and Trustee, is the new CFO of health-insurance giant Humana Inc.