Enrolled and engaged
By: Alex scott
A college student is picking a dress. She wants to feel confident, sexy and beautiful. She has brought her mother and grandmother to help her. She scours the store for the perfect dress. Sh...
Does this make my head look fat?
By: Katie Vulich
A free throw is essentially an easy chance for a player to score a point for his or her team. According to Knights Nation, a free throw is an opportunity to keep the opponent from scoring a ...
Q&A with SGA
By: Rebecca Waskevich
What was your weirdest experience on campus?
Steven Cheppo
Vice President of Educational Affairs
There was a man dressed as Santa with a box speaker walking through the quad pl...
World traveler claims Louisville as home for now
By: Hunter Boschert
Grace Lee is a graduate student at Bellarmine pursuing her master’s in communication. She will graduate in December 2018. She received her undergraduate degree in international and U.S...
BU raises tuition
By: Alex Scott
Bellarmine University announced a 3.6 percent increase for undergraduate tuition for the 2018-19 academic year. That is a $725 increase in full- time undergraduate tuition and a $30 increase p...
Is BU in debt, facing a deficit, or straddling a gap?
By: Bailey Wachter
For months there have been rumors that Bellarmine University is facing a financial crisis. However, Bellarmine President Dr. Susan M. Donovan said she wants to reassure the university com...
BU to administer own drug test to student-athletes
By: Layla Kellogg
The Spring 2018 semester begin with a new drug testing policy for Bellarmine University intercollegiate athletes that brings a unified set of expectations and guidelines.
The new test...
Pho bo is pho sho
By: Nick King
Branching out and trying something new is never easy. Nobody likes change, so trying this restaurant may be a little out of your comfort zone. Pho Cafe, a Vietnamese restaurant on Bardstow...
BU lacks transparency with students
By: The Concord staff
Rumors of the university’s possible debt are floating around campus and the university’s lack of transparency only adds worry to already stressed students.
Students have not bee...
Dr. Rain Liu settles in the ‘Ville
By: Hunter Boschert
Dr. Rain Wuyu Liu is an assistant professor in the School of Communication at Bellarmine. She lived in Kuming, the capital city of Yunnan, China. Kuming is the largest city in the Yunn...