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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.

Bellarmine University remembers and honors Donna Alford Lansing, who with her husband, Dr. Allan Lansing, created a tremendous legacy at the university with their guidance and generosity.

Bellarmine University announced that it will be a charter member of the new Midwest Sprint Football League (MSFL) that will begin play in the fall of 2022.

Bellarmine University is one of 61 universities chosen for a national Institute on High-Impact Practices and Student Success.

The Knights’ 22 varsity sports programs made history and laid the foundation for future success in the university's first year in NCAA Division I.

Bellarmine University is launching a new accelerated Master of Health Science in Biomedical Sciences program designed to enhance students’ medical school application.

Bellarmine is one of the nation’s 30 most promising places to work in student affairs, according to research published by “Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.”

William E. Mudd, President and COO of Churchill Downs Inc., will be the featured honoree at the 2021 Knight of Knights gala on October 23, 2021.

Bellarmine University honored its inaugural class of six Louisville Century Scholars during an award ceremony at the university last night.

Bellarmine celebrated the many achievements of its 2020 and 2021 classes in five commencement ceremonies May 7 and 8 in iconic Freedom Hall.

NPR President and CEO John Lansing '09, a former trustee, will be the commencement speaker this year for Bellarmine University, which will hold several smaller ceremonies on May 7 and 8 to comply with COVID-19 protocols.

Bellarmine University's seventh annual Day of Giving beat its goal, generating 1,042 gifts worth a record-breaking $427,803 in 24 hours.

A $100,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities will allow Bellarmine to create a major in Health, Culture and Compassion that focuses on innovative, patient-centered care.

Bellarmine’s graduate degrees in education and business are among the nation’s best, according to new rankings released by U.S. News & World Report.

Bellarmine announced the university is planning to return to normal campus operations for Fall 2021.

Bellarmine is one of 234 universities nationally to be named a "Voter Friendly Campus" for its efforts to boost student civic engagement.

Bellarmine President Susan M. Donovan is one of Business First's inaugural Power 50, a list of the business community's most influential members.

The Center for First-generation Student Success recognized Bellarmine as a national leader in supporting students who are the first in their family to go to college.

The history of jazz is the history of Black America, says Dave Clark, head of Bellarmine’s Jazz Studies Program.