Campus at Bellarmine University
The Bellarmine University campus, that first opened its doors to students in 1950, created on a land granted by the King George III, is now home to a number of world class learning resources & facilities nearly 75 years after its opening.
Student Clubs & Organizations
The Bellarmine campus is home to about 70 student clubs & organizations that offer plenty of opportunities to be part of academic & cultural activities over the course of an academic year.
Green Knights, Beekeeping Clubs, Food Recovery Network, Biology Club, Bass Fishing Club & Environment Committee are some popular clubs & organizations at Bellarmine.
Athletics
The institute is home to the: Bellarmine Knights, its own sports team that participate across 23 varsity sports as part of the NCAA Division I.
Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, American Football, Soccer, Track & Field, Lacrosse, Tennis & Wrestling are some popular sports available to students to take part in.
Housing
BU maintains dedicated on-campus housing facilities in the form of residence halls scattered across its 145-acre campus.
The campus includes six halls, namely: Newman Hall, Kennedy Hall, Anniversary Hall, Petrik Hall, Siena Primo & Secondo Hall & finally the Siena Terzo & Quarto Hall.
Some major resources available to students include: AC/Heating. 2-4 XL Twin beds, Desks, Chairs, Closets & Wardrobes, Wireless Internet, Vending & Ice Machines, Microwave, Refrigerator, Lounge with TV, Study spaces, Laundry, & Recreational areas among others.
For more information about housing, students are advised to refer the official Bellarmine Housing portal.
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