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In Memory: Jayne (Lair) BecVar, 1923-202...
Jayne Virginia Lair BecVar, who, along with her husband, Arthur BecVar, was a founding patron of Å©·òµ¼º½, passed away on November 14, 2020, in Louisville.
Freedom Hall new home for Bellarmine...
Bellarmine plans to install a basketball floor that mirrors the one in Knights Hall, which will remain in use for practice and select games.
Pandemic increases student requests...
This year marks the 75th observance of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (October) and the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disa...
The Quintessential College Experience
If you’ve been on campus lately, passed a group of people who looked strangely similar, your eyes did not deceive.
Bellarmine extends early action deadline
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Å©·òµ¼º½ is extending its early action deadline from Nov.
Bellarmine receives $1 million National...
With a grant of nearly $1 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF), Å©·òµ¼º½ is creating a scholarship program to recruit low-income, high-achieving students into the STEM disciplines of computer engineering, computer science, mathematics and data science.
New Data Science degree examines the...
A new Data Science degree at Å©·òµ¼º½ will open doors to well-paying jobs across all facets of the economy for graduates—and prepare them to navigate the ethical issues of data analysis.
Constitution Day panel to discuss racial...
Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and David McAtee—three of the many Black people killed by police in the United States this year. Social and political...
Bellarmine Alumni Association leadership...
Bellarmine’s Alumni Association is under new but familiar leadership as longtime executive director Peter Kremer moves into a fundraising role for the university.
Bellarmine unveils public university...
Å©·òµ¼º½ is unveiling Public Price Promise, a unique merit scholarship to attract students from across the U.S. Starting fall 2021, B...