Campus Life News

Bellarmine University’s theatre program will perform “House of Desires,” a romantic comedy of errors written by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, beginning Friday, March 29, in Wyatt Hall’s Black Box Theater.

Guy Williams, a senior communication major best known for his raccoon-steals-phone viral video in 2016, recently released his debut album, “Simmer Down.”

Bellarmine University has opened a new space on campus for interfaith prayer, contemplation, meditation and reflection. The room is intended to provide quiet space for observance of multiple faith practices.

A limited number of tickets are now available for Bellarmine University's March 1 TEDxBellarmineU event, which features 16 speakers addressing the topic "Who are we? Past, present, future."

Fifty years after the Grateful Dead played Knights Hall at what was then Bellarmine-Ursuline College, a communication professor is organizing an event to celebrate the show.

At halftime of the men's basketball homecoming game, Dr. Susan M. Donovan - Bellarmine University's president - ceremonially knighted two students as winners of the 2019 Knight of Honor award.

A major renovation of Bellarmine University’s SuRF Center over winter break has made the campus recreation facility more inviting and functional, thanks to funding from the Student Government Association and the university.

Happy new year! As we prepare for the start of 2019's spring semester on Monday, you may want to mark these important dates on your calendar.

Bellarmine University and the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville dedicated a new reminder of the university's enduring Ursuline roots, as a patio on Bellarmine's quad was named Ursuline Terrace.

Etan Thomas - a former NBA player, activist and poet - will speak about athletes and activism on Nov. 29 in Bellarmine University's Frazier Hall.

New body will review all policies and practices related to hiring, orientation, bias reporting, promotion and training for students, faculty and staff members.

Ryan Stevens, a 2018 Bellarmine University graduate and first-year law student at Notre Dame, will visit Bellarmine on Oct. 18 to talk about his law school experience.

Hadi Abbas, an art professor at University of Central Florida, has several wood-fired ceramic masterpieces on display in Bellarmine's McGrath Gallery through Oct. 29.

Louisville native Meredith Harber has 14 acrylic paintings on public display in Bellarmine University’s McGrath Gallery, in the Wyatt Center for the Arts, through Saturday

Twenty students from Bellarmine University's Class of 2022 will explore topics of faith this weekend during Campus Ministry's inaugural retreat for first-year students.

Q&A with Lindsey Gilmore, BU assistant housing director who was selected by NASA as a Solar System Ambassador, a volunteer position managed by the Jet Propulsion Lab.

Bellarmine University will commemorate Constitution Day with a panel discussion about U.S. voting rights on Monday, September 17.

A Sept. 15 fundraising walk in Bellarmine's quad will increase awareness about eating disorders while raising money for education, prevention, support and research.

Fr. John Pozhathuparambil, a Bellarmine campus minister, is raising money to deliver water filters to flood victims in Kerala.

On their last day of college orientation before classes start on Thursday, 670 Bellarmine University's freshmen visited nearly 30 locations around Louisville for service projects.