It’s a Knight Life for Me: Class of 2023 Edition
By: Katelyn Norris
This story is part of the It’s a Knight Life for Me series, which highlights the experiences of every Bellarmine cohort across a variety of students. This story c...
Getting the message across
By Leah Wilkinson
With weather delays, water main breaks and everything in between, Bellarmine University students have received a lot of emergency alerts lately.
Jason Cissell, assistant vice president of strategic and integrated communication, said th...
It’s a Knight Life for Me: Class of 2024 Edition
By: Katelyn Norris
This story is part of the It’s a Knight Life for Me series, which highlights the experiences of every Bellarmine cohort across a variety of students. This story contains the experien...
Bellarmine brings awareness to eating disorders
By Hannah Melcher
Alyssa Jones said she was in elementary school when she was diagnosed with an eating disorder.
“I was afraid of food,” Jones said, “and it caused so much stress and anxiety at such a yo...
Bob Pfaadt: The face of Bellarmine
By Blake Wheeler
For more than 200 years since Louisville was founded, many icons have walked its streets and had an impact on its citizens. Some of the more notable Louisville icons include Muhammad Ali, P...
Darryl Woodson: Drawing interest
By Leah Wilkinson
For those who’ve set foot on campus in the last 14 years, there’s a good chance they’ve encountered Darryl Woodson, the Office of Public Safety’s mid-watch sergeant.
But there’s another...
Week of Welcome Facilitates Friendships Well After it is Over
By Meredith Lyverse
Kamryn Horne started out as Reagan Hardy’s Week of Welcome leader and mentor. Now, the two are an inseparable pair of best friends.
First-year students are often overwhelmed by the transition into college, but WOW is a&n...
Student Opinions Don’t Matter
by: James Harwell
We can all agree that everyone loves snow days. I also thought student input on campus-wide decisions were important. After the last three days, these thoughts are both com...