Dr. Doris A. Tegart, who steered Bellarmine University’s academic course for 24 years with humor, tenacity and style, including a term as interim president, died Sept. 14 at Norton Suburban Hospital in Louisville. She was 67. Born in Leavenworth, Ind.,[…]
Departments · Fall 2018 · Secret Life of Adjuncts
When Dr. William Becker isn’t in the classroom, you might find him advising the Bellarmine University Gaming Club (BUG), where he uses his impressive gaming skills as a champion in the strategy game Railways of the World. But on Sundays,[…]
Departments · Fall 2018 · From the Experts
Historically across the United States, first-generation college students have been underrepresented in higher education. As a result, colleges have worked to increase access and enrollment for this population. Bellarmine University is no exception: 35 percent of Bellarmine’s incoming first-year class[…]
Joseph P. Clayton, a self-described “poor young kid from the hills of Bardstown” who became an international leader in telecommunications innovation and a trustee and lifelong supporter of his alma mater, Bellarmine University, died on Nov. 3. Over four decades[…]
Sister Jean Anne Zappa, a native of Pittsburgh, recently celebrated her 50th anniversary in the Ursuline Order. She joined the Ursuline sisters in 1967 after graduating from Ursuline Academy Pittsburgh. She also received degrees from Bellarmine College and St. Meinrad[…]
