Hillside Concert is Back!
By: Alex Willis
After a year off of having no Hillside concert it is finally coming back. Many students may not even know what Hillside is. It’s BU’s spring concert hosted by Bellarmine Activities Council (...
Bellarmine’s Next Rockstar
by Dalila Bevab
Many people wear the logos of iconic rock bands like Green Day, Radiohead and Red Hot Chili Peppers on their shirts every day. But what’s often overlooked is the fact that these legendary ba...
Merton Lecture Series Returns to Bellarmine
By Wynn McDonald
The name Thomas Merton, for many students, is almost synonymous with Bellarmine itself. From his statue guarding the school’s Norris Place entrance, to the center on the top floor of the li...
(Pod)casting a Wider Net
By Wynn McDonald
Donald
Rand had three simple goals when he started his first podcast, chronicling the
weakly feats and foibles of his favorite baseball team: to have fun, get a good
grade and improve his m...
Vagina Monologue Preview
By: Katelyn Norris
“The Vagina Monologues” focuses on woman empowerment by reciting stories with the central theme of vaginas. This program is produced by the theater department and the monologues are from...
Business School Anticipating New Dean and New Faculty
By:
Alex Willis
The
W. Fielding Rubel School of Business is making changes in the upcoming months,
including getting a new dean and a couple of faculty retirements.
Dr.
Julie Toner, professor of marketin...
Bellarmine Lash Entrepreneur Shares Her Success Story
By Dalila Bevab
Eyelashes are one of the most important aspects of an everyday makeup routine. Some girls like theirs to be natural and subtle, while some glam queens want their lashes to flutter dramatical...
“A Calm Before the Finals Storm:” Hillside Returns to Campus
Wynn McDonald
For more than two decades, Bellarmine students looked forward to the annual Hillside concert at the end of every school year. Recurring each April from 1995 to 2018, the series drew notable ac...
Kicking Bad Habits: An Inactive Girl Learns to be Active
By Grace Potts
Look, working out just has never felt like my thing. I have what some may call an aversion to sweating, and when I get overheated, I get irritable...