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’s Rubel School of Business has launched a bold new strategic plan to guide the school’s growth over the next four years.

Seventeen new full-time members—and a new dean—joined Bellarmine University’s faculty as classes began on Aug. 20.

A Bellarmine EMBA student is helping Sazerac, owner of Buffalo Trace Distillery, produce hand sanitizer for COVID-19 frontline workers.

Dr. Natasha Vijay Munshi has been named the new dean of Bellarmine's W. Fielding Rubel School of Business. Munshi, associate dean in the School of Economics and Business Administration at Saint Mary’s College of California, will begin her new duties on August 1.

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.

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.

Susan Diamond and Debbie Landers, Bellarmine alumnae who have focused on providing accessible and affordable health care, particularly for seniors, have been promoted to top leadership roles in their companies.

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.

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.

Jennifer Bielstein is executive director of the acclaimed American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco.

Bill Lamb, president and general manager of Louisville's WDRB-41 and WMYO-58, will offer advice on managing a diverse workplace at a Rubel School of Business event on Nov. 6.

Dr. Rick Brown -- Bellarmine's director of military, veteran and international student services -- will be the featured speaker at an Oct. 3 workshop about negotiation and conflict resolution strategies.

Guest speakers will explore how an organization's internal culture affects its external advertising at a Rubel School event on Thursday, September 27.

Bryce Butler of Access Ventures will speak at Entrepreneurship Resource Expo on Aug. 29.

Picking the right health plan can be full of uncertainty, even for a seasoned investment professional. Dr. Patrick Lach, who joined the Rubel School of Business faculty last fall, unfortunately experienced a medical emergency that quickly put his decision to the test.

Eight Bellarmine University graduates are among Business First's 2018 Forty Under 40 class, recognizing young professionals that are finding success in their field of work while giving back to their community.

Shawn and Inga Arvin, who met in Bellarmine University's executive MBA program, are sharing their love with their new neighbors in Portland through a growing nonprofit initiative.

From Bellarmine Magazine: Whether you're tacking a big project or seeking "inbox zero," we could all use these five time management tips from Bellarmine University Rubel School of Business instructor Christy Burge.