Bellarmine Arts & Sciences

Congratulations to our Bellarmine College of Arts & Sciences students who earned Dean’s List recognition for Spring 2026!

Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to academic excellence have paid off, and we are proud to celebrate this achievement with you. Thank you for all you contribute to our Bellarmine community. We can’t wait to see what you accomplish next!

And the winner is…

Help us in congratulating and celebrating our 2026 Bellarmine College of Arts & Sciences Award Winners! We are beyond proud of their achievements.

Yesterday morning, we had the honor of recognizing some truly outstanding individuals at the A&S Award Ceremony. Their hard work, dedication, and achievements continue to inspire our community everyday!

Stay tuned—our award winners will be announced soon!

Our Psychology students showed up strong at the KY Psychology Student Conference this past weekend.

We’re so proud of our undergraduate and MS in Clinical Psych students for diving into research so early in their training!

Congratulations to Neuro Knights, for their recognition as the 2026 Outstanding New Registered Student Organization (RSO) of the year at this year’s Campus Engagement Awards ceremony!

They’re open and welcoming to anyone interested in Neuroscience and/or how the brain works! https://engage.bellarmine.edu/organization/neuroknights

The 2026 Southern Regional Honors Council conference in Montgomery, Alabama, centered on the theme “Inspired by History,” where Bellarmine Honors students delivered stellar presentations of their senior theses and learned in details about the Civil Rights movement.

The students engaged deeply with the city’s legacy through visits to places such as the Equal Justice Initiative’s Legacy Museum, National memorial for Peace and Justice, and Freedom Monument Sculpture Park, and the Rosa Parks Museum. The conference included a keynote by Dr. Anthony Ray Hinton, author and activist who spent nearly 30 years on Alabama’s death row for a 1985 double murder he did not commit and was exonerated in 2015 with help from the Equal Justice Initiative.

The trip also fostered a strong sense of community, balancing these intense experiences with shared moments of levity, including van karaoke, group dinners downtown, and pizza by the poolside.

Overall, it was a great experience!

Dr. Laura Ping, history and political science major Devon Encher and Deacon Ned Berghausen of the Unmarked Grave Project presented on the community engagement class they are developing at the Engaged Scholarship Symposium at the University of Louisville.

From a book to HBO!

David Domine, a part time Bellarmine professor and author of A Dark Room in Glitter Ball City, had the amazing opportunity to have his work adapted into the HBO miniseries Murder in Glitterball City.

In this full Q&A, he shares the story behind the book, the research process, and what it was like to see it brought to life on screen.

Swipe to read the full Q&A and check out Murder in Glitterball City on HBO!

Bellarmine University’s Day of Giving is here, and your support matters!

Support student scholarships and university needs by making a gift. Together, we can make a meaningful difference for our students.

www.bellarmine.edu/dayofgiving

Mark your calendars: March 18–19 is Knights Unite!

Bellarmine’s annual Day of Giving brings alumni, families, and friends together to support our students through the Bellarmine Fund, Knights Athletics, Academic Programs, and the Student Emergency Needs Fund.

Join us and help make a lasting difference.
www.bellarmine.edu/dayofgiving