Academic News

Bellarmine University's Dr. Joseph Flipper, an associate professor of theology who left for Santiago, Chile, on a Fulbright last week, notes that a lot has happened in that city in the year since he received the award to support his semester-long research trip.

Bellarmine President Susan M. Donovan has appointed Dr. Donald "DJ" Mitchell, Jr., as the university's first Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, to advise her on on university-wide initiatives, programs and policies

Louisville is “super well-positioned” for the coming technology revolution, and Bellarmine’s Rubel School of Business is perfectly aligned with its focus on entrepreneurship and analytics, says Ben Reno-Weber, director of the Future of Work Initiative.

Students and faculty in Bellarmine’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program visited Belize to evaluate and treat patients during a 10-day elective course for third-year students.

Mary Wurtz, a Bellarmine University senior whose dream is to help unify the Korean peninsula, won a highly selective fellowship designed to prepare future leaders to meet the geopolitical challenges of the 21st century.

Jim Lehrer, the award-winning PBS anchor who also moderated a dozen U.S. presidential debates and who delivered Bellarmine University’s Wyatt Lecture in 2014, died Thursday.

Happy new year! As Bellarmine University spring 2020 semester gets underway, you may want to mark these important dates on your calendar.

Bellarmine's Design, Arts and Technology (DAT) program integrates the fine and applied arts with digital technology so students can choose their own adventure.

Bellarmine plans to become nationally known for preparing leaders in the aging care industry through its Health Services and Senior Living Leadership Department.

Bellarmine University is now a registered Exercise is Medicine – On Campus institution, part of a global health initiative managed by the American College of Sports Medicine.

OJ Oleka, a Bellarmine University MBA alumnus and current doctoral student, has been named the next president of the Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities.

Dr. James A. Grymes, a musicologist who published a book about the instruments played by Jewish musicians during the Holocaust, will deliver Bellarmine University’s Guarnaschelli Lecture at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, October 23, in the George G. Brown Center’s Frazier Hall.

Bellarmine’s new Master of Science in Athletic Training is now fully accredited, allowing graduates to sit for the credentialing exam for athletic trainers and to be eligible for licensure in most states.

Bellarmine University debuted in the top 200 of U.S. News & World Report's ranking of the best national universities.

As more than 600 first-year students begin their academic journeys at Bellarmine University tomorrow, they’ll be joined by 11 new faculty members who will start their first full academic year on campus.

Bellarmine University's vice president for academic affairs and provost, Dr. Paul Gore, has appointed new academic deans to oversee programs in education and the arts and sciences, as well as an interim dean for the business school.

Bellarmine is one of the nation's best colleges, according to The Princeton Review. The rating is based in part on a survey measuring student satisfaction with Bellarmine's academics and campus life.

Nearly 400 K-12 teachers wearing purple T-shirts flooded Bellarmine University’s campus on Tuesday for what was described as a “teacher-tech Woodstock.”

Even if you're not a fan of credit cards, you should have one to help build your credit history to get the best deal when it's time to by a car or house, says Dr. Bradley Stevenson, an associate professor of finance at Bellarmine University.

An upcoming panel discussion on Louisville native Hunter S. Thompson will include remarks by Dr. Eric Roorda, a political science professor who is surely one of the late writer's biggest fans at Bellarmine University.