Injuries are inevitable when it comes to playing sports. From a muscle strain to a season-ending injury, all bring physical and mental hardships. Head athletic trainer and associate athletic director for students’ health and wellness Brad Bluestone said the biggest mental challenge is “the fear of going back to activity and being ready.” “There’s always that block that they get when they have physically tested out right, but on the mental side getting over the initial injur

Class. Homework. Sleep. Repeat. This is the cycle that college students get caught up in, especially in their first year. Because students may feel over whelmed by classes and a heavier schoolwork load, they often neglect their personal life for academic success. However, students can have academic success while having a flourishing personal life. “In order to enjoy school to the fullest, we have to have other things we enjoy outside of it too,” assistant professor of psycho

By Rèmani Fogle Bellarmine student, Mina Lin, likes to do her work outside of campus. LOUISVILLE, Ky. —Do you have a pile of assignments to study for, but you’re tired of sitting in the same building day after day? The need to study for assignments is constant, but that does not mean that the scenery must be. For students in need of a change, there are a variety of easy-to-access places off of Bellarmine’s campus that students have said are to be great for studying. Joe Creas

By: Avery Kleier For most Bellarmine students, the start of their day begins in their dorm rooms just steps away from their classes. Yet for the hundreds of Knights who commute to campus every weekday, their mornings look different. Their days start in the early morning traffic along Newburg Road, and then they fight for a good parking spot on campus. Living off campus requires mastering the ultimate commuters' survival kit. Traveling back and forth means carrying their whol

By: Mason Sedelmeier For college students, choosing a major can be one of the biggest decisions they make during their educational careers. Whether a student is unsure of their path, considering a change or looking to add a minor, Bellarmine’s Major Day gives students an opportunity to explore a wide variety of options. The event will take place Sept. 24 from 11 a.m. to noon in the Quad. If there is rain, it will take place in Frazier Hall. Major Day is designed to help stude