By: Trey Curry On Monday, July 8th, I had the chance to attend Kyle Jones’ Historical Analysis class. The very first thing I noticed was...

By: Caroline Meister and Emma Eskridge Living somewhere different for five weeks can be a scary proposition for high schoolers; many...

By: Jacob Woods and Susannah Sowell Seeing a crazed group of nineteen scholars running down the hill in mad pursuit of a stolen Richard...

By: Ashlyn Martin Bellarmine GSP’s Creative Writing class lives up to its name...creative. As soon as I walked into the class I ambushed...

By: Jaley Adkins Just as colonial powers tapped into the gold and diamond mines of the Democratic People’s Republic of the Congo,...

By: Lane Hawn What is cultural anthropology? The term “anthropology” is defined as “the study of human societies, as well as their...

By: Radhika Patel 4 press conferences to prepare for, 3 focus areas to prepare with, and 2 days to prepare in is no easy task, especially...

By: Jacob Millay Being who you are in the face of cultural repression is an attribute that does not always come easy for people,...

By: Elisabeth Goodin Struggling to get through your everyday biology classes? Tired of basic mitosis and photosynthesis content? So is...

By: Caroline Meister and Jennay Leslie Cleveland native Stephen Buchholz earned his B.A. in Biochemistry from Depauw University. While...

By: Emma Eskridge In a metropolitan area like Louisville, star-gazing is an activity with many inhibitions. Studying Jupiter’s moons and...

By: Ellie McGowan Journalism Scholars for the Bellarmine Campus were assigned to another focus area for a day to report on the happenings...

By: Jaley Adkins “Sancho, I know who I am and I know I can be whomever I want to be,” Aristófanes Cedeño said as he summarized his...

By: Maddie Soard Lights. Camera. Action! Craig Miller’s film studies class starts every Monday sharing their weekend highlights and...

By: Zoey Novak Lisa Hicks, an instructor known for her love of knitting and hate of field trips, runs a bright and happy classroom...

By: Ian Shumate With the world seemingly becoming more technologically advanced and efficient each day, engineering careers have become a...

Summer storms have become the expected usuality over the past few days at Bellarmine University. Scholars are packing their poncho,...

All the different experiences in hall bonding night! Secondo 4A By: Susannah Sowell Secondo 4A, Madeline’s Hall, the Desert Island—all of...

By: Bryce Dhom and Chloe Walker While observing the political issues focus area, they transitioned very often to incorporate many issues,...

On Thursday, the Governor’s Scholars and all of America celebrated the birth of our nation. Around the country, fireworks were launched...