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Bellarmine University will award approximately 485 graduate and undergraduate degrees during spring commencement on Saturday, May 14, at noon in Knights Hall. The university will grant honorary degrees to Louisville attorney and civic leader C. Edward Glasscock and former Louisville Mayor Jerry E. Abramson, who also will deliver the commencement address.

Ready to dust off your bike and get it road-worthy now that spring has arrived? Bellarmine's Physical Therapy program has teamed up with Bicycling for Louisville to offer a free "Gear up for Spring Bike Workshop" on Friday, April 1, from 2 to 4 p.m.

Bellarmine University’s theatre program will perform “Hedda Gabler” beginning February 19, in the Wyatt Center for the Arts’ Blackbox Theater.

Author Daniel Imhoff, a Californian who writes and lectures about farming and the environment, will speak at Bellarmine University on Wednesday, February 9, at 7 p.m.

An expert on the image of women in advertising will speak at the University of Louisville Feb. 22 and at Bellarmine University Feb. 23.

A series of free events in February will help the Bellarmine community celebrate Black History Month.

The Gheens Foundation has awarded Bellarmine University a $750,000 grant to support implementation of Bellarmine's Vision 2020 plan for continued growth and improvement.

On Thursday, February 3, at 2 p.m., Bellarmine hosts a free public lecture by Dr. Raymond Gilpin on the costs and consequences of Somali Piracy. Gilpin is director of the economics and conflict center at the United States Institute for Peace in Washington, D.C.

Bellarmine University is offering students and qualifying employees free assistance preparing and filing their income taxes, to help members of the Bellarmine community avoid filing fees and maximize their tax refunds.

Dr. Eric Regehr -- a wildlife biologist working for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Alaska -- will discuss his research on polar bears during a free public lecture at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, January 20, at Bellarmine University.

For two dozen Bellarmine students, a day away from classes on Monday was an opportunity to leave campus and make a difference in Louisville during the Martin Luther King Day of Service.

Terry Taylor, Executive Director of Louisville's Interfaith Paths to Peace, will discuss his recent trip to Iran during a free lecture at Bellarmine University on Tuesday, January 11 at 11 a.m.

Using a grant from Brightside, Bellarmine University is undertaking a project too make its campus more sustainable by reducing waste through composting and recycling rainwater.

Bellarmine University will host a photography exhibit featuring several local and regional artists, from November 12 to December 12 in the Wyatt Center for the Arts.

Bellarmine University offers a high-quality education at an affordable cost, according to Kiplinger, which ranked Bellarmine among the nation’s 100 “best values” for private universities.

Bellarmine University’s residence halls will host free community trick-or-treating Oct. 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. Students and Residence Life staff will provide candy, food and activities for costumed children.

When longtime Louisville Mayor Jerry E. Abramson leaves Metro Hall in January 2011, he will join Bellarmine University as an executive-in-residence, teaching classes on leadership and civics, and organizing lectures and workshops.

For the third consecutive year, Bellarmine University’s graduate business program has been named one of the nation’s Best 300 Business Schools, according to The Princeton Review.

Bellarmine University’s theatre program will stage “Achilles in Sparta” to open its 2010-11 season in the Wyatt Center for the Arts’ Blackbox Theater, beginning October 22.