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Bellarmine University - Catholic coeducational liberal arts institution in Louisville, Kentucky founded in 1950.
Bellarmine Athletics - Official site of the Knights. Department staff and information, spirit organizations, and information about intercollegiate teams, games, and results.
Bellarmine University - Women's Cross Country - Knights. Schedule, roster, coaches, pictures and recruiting information.
Bellarmine University Soccer - Knights. Rosters, pictures, coaching staff and schedules of games.
Bellarmine University Men's Tennis - Knights. Game results, roster, upcoming schedules and pictures.
Bellarmine University Women's Tennis - Knights. Game results, roster, upcoming schedules and pictures.
Bellarmine University - Women's Track and Field - Knights official site. Schedule, results, roster, and coaching staff.
Bellarmine University - Home of the Knights. Pictures, roster, game schedule and results.
Bellarmine University Women's Golf - Knights. Schedule of games, rosters, pictures, recruiting details, history, facts and coaching staff.
Bellarmine University Men's Golf - Knights. Schedule of games, rosters, pictures, recruiting details, history, facts and coaching staff.

Bellarmine University - Bellarmine University is an independent, Roman Catholic liberal-arts university in Louisville, Kentucky; it is the largest traditional, non-profit private university in the state. The institution opened in 1950 as Bellarmine College, established by the Archdiocese of Louisville and named after the Catholic Saint Robert Bellarmine.
Brian Sullivan - Brian Sullivan is a women's basketball assistant coach at Bellarmine University. Bellarmine is an NCAA Division II program that competes in the Great Lakes Valley Conference.
Paul M Pearson - Paul M. Pearson is Director and Archivist of the Thomas Merton Center at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky, U.
Leonardus Lessius - Leonardus Lessius (Lenaert Leys), Flemish moral theologian, was born in Brecht, near Antwerp, (Belgium), on the 1 October 1554. He joined the Jesuits in 1572, and after theological studies in Rome under Suarez and Robert Bellarmine, he became professor of theology at the Catholic University of Leuven.