On Jan. 17, the Bellarmine community held a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. assembly to encourage cross-cultural understanding, social justice and service, to form a global perspective in students, and to inspire everyone to stand up for truth, justice and righteousness. Alumnus Jay Kors B’81 underwrote...

Next month, the Bellarmine community will bid farewell to the graduating class of 2018. These students have worked for four long and hard years and have amassed tremendous achievements. However, none of the success of these graduates would be possible without the support of Bellarmine staff, teachers...

On Dec. 14, 2017, Bellarmine lost one of its own: freshman Brooks Rolfness took his own life. The community is heartbroken over the loss. Before break, the emotions were palpable. Students took refuge in the St. Aloysius chapel, counselors’ offices and with Fr. Jerry Chapdelaine, S.J., Brooks’ football...

This month's class spotlight is AP Music Theory. An independent study class last semester, the class was made up of a group of seniors who would meet to discuss chord qualities, scales and beyond. The Lion interviewed students of the course last semester to learn what the class was really about. Mack...

Nearly every Bellarmine student leads a busy life. Things can pile up. so much so that many forget to take time off to relax and refocus on what really matters in life— families, friends and God. This relationship with God can take a back seat at times, getting lost in the daily comings and goings...