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Prospective undergraduate students can tour campus, meet faculty, connect with current students and make new friends. We'll offer tips on preparing for and affording your college journey.

Bellarmine will award 305 degrees during its December commencement ceremony in Knights Hall on Wednesday, December 16, at 6 p.m. The university will confer 114 undergraduate and 191 graduate degrees.

Discover Bellarmine's graduate, doctoral & second degree programs during an information session on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 6 p.m.

The Princeton Review has featured Bellarmine’s W. Fielding Rubel School of Business in the 2016 edition of its book, “The Best 295 Business Schools.”

Prospective undergraduate students can tour our campus, meet faculty, connect with our current students and make new friends. We'll offer tips on preparing for and affording your college journey.

Bellarmine’s fundraising program -- supporting student scholarships and enhancing the university’s academic programs and facilities -- recognized for excellence by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.

Wade H. Hall, 81, an author and English professor who wrote the definitive book on Bellarmine University’s history, died Saturday afternoon after a long illness.

Bellarmine University's McGrath Gallery hosts “The Inland Experience,” an exhibit featuring work by Society for Photographic Education Women’s Caucus members, throughout October.

Dr. Rita Charon to deliver Sept. 21 lecture on narrative medicine - a discipline pursuing the convergence of literature, healthcare and ethics.

Catholic journalist Robert Mickens will present a lecture titled “Fifty Years After the Council: A Pope for Vatican II Catholics” at Bellarmine University on September 17.

U.S. News & World Report names Bellarmine University 13th among top 127 southern regional universities for 2016.

A panel of environmentalists and theologians will discuss how Pope Francis’s recent environmental call to action can shape public policy and individual action in Louisville and the region.

Journalist and documentary filmmaker Alex Kotlowitz presents a public lecture titled “A Tale of Two Countries: Growing Up Poor in the World’s Richest Nation” on Sept. 17.

The Outsized Influence Festival - celebrating music created by Bellarmine University alumni and students - returns to Bellarmine’s quad for a second year on Saturday, Sept. 5.

Sparks at Knight, a carnival and fireworks show welcoming new and returning Bellarmine University students, takes place Saturday, August 22, 2015, in the Nolen C. Allen Hall parking lot at 2120 Newburg Road.

Bluegrass Poll media partners team with Bellarmine University to host Matt Bevin and Jack Conway for gubernatorial debate in Cralle Theater on Sept. 15.

Bellarmine is one of the nation’s best colleges, according to The Princeton Review.

Bellarmine's Alumni Association honors seven award recipients who have distinguished themselves through professional accomplishments and community service.

Louisville Business First's annual list of the region's top young professionals includes four Bellarmine University graduates and one Bellarmine employee.

Bellarmine University reflects on papal environmental encyclical.