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Belmont is Watching
Photo illustration, Zach Watkins Remember that Celsius you took from Bear Necessities while you thought no one was looking? Guess what: Belmont was watching. Citations are on the way for students caught stealing from Bear Necessities, the 24/7 convenience stores that opened this fall in Wiseman Hall and the Barbara Massey Rogers Center. The stores have only been open 24/7 since Oct. 21. The self-checkout system allows customers to shop and check out without an employee p
Students and Faculty Celebrate First Generation Week
First-generation students and faculty at the luncheon, Georgina America Students and faculty came together for the midpoint of First Generation Week at Belmont with a celebration and luncheon on Wednesday afternoon. The luncheon at Harrington Dining Hall was part of a six-day collection of events put together by Student Success and Flourishing to celebrate First Generation Day on Saturday. Students weren’t the only ones being celebrated; first-generation faculty were al
SNAP Freeze Spurs Community Action in Nashville
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins Nearly 60,000 people in Davidson County are at risk of not being able to put food on the table. President Donald Trump announced Tuesday on social media the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits for November will not be administered until after the government shutdown ends. “The SNAP program is federally funded and operated, and Tennessee is unable to utilize state dollars to provide the benefit,” Gov. Bill Lee said
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Belmont Cheers for Beers
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins It can be difficult being the youngest of four siblings, but for Rylie Beers, it does not help that her three older siblings are all Division I athletes. Rylie, a freshman guard on Belmont’s women’s basketball team, followed in her siblings’ footsteps to become the fourth Beers child to play a Division I sport. Hailing from Littleton, Colorado, Kari and Ike Beers have traveled all over the country to watch their children play at t
Men's Soccer’s Season Ends in Heartbreaking MVC Tournament Loss
Photo taken by Kali Akridge Belmont’s chippy and competitive first-round 1-0 loss to UIC stopped them from proceeding in the MVC championship. With the temperature at a crisp 43 degrees and a wind speed of 13 mph, the conditions made the game more difficult. Nine minutes into the game, UIC scored on an own goal by the Bruins, and this was only the beginning of the downhill spiral. Belmont ended the first half with a total of five shots on goal, contributed by Riley Clothier
Belmont Battles In Paint, Tops Tennessee State
Photo taken by Ava Gorney Men’s basketball continued its strong start to the season after an 87-79 win over Belmont’s neighbors to the northwest, the Tennessee State University Tigers. The win was the Bruins’ 10th straight against the Tigers, as well as their 24th over the last 27 meetings between the two teams. Belmont trailed for only 39 seconds while holding a TSU team fresh off a 101-point performance to just 35% shooting from the field. Head coach Casey Alexand
Songwriters Hall of Fame Inductees Return to Belmont
Students in the Johnson Center Large Theatre before Hillary Lindsey and Ashley Gorley spoke. Photo by Reagan Sheedy. Students filed into the Johnson Center Large Theater on Nov. 5 to listen to Songwriters Hall of Fame inductees and Belmont alumni Ashley Gorley and Hillary Lindsey speak. Lindsey, who was inducted in June of last year, was the primary focus of the conversation. She’s written 27 No. 1 singles, including Little Big Town’s 2014 hit “Girl Crush,” which broke the re
ON BEAT: Freddie McClendon
Freddie McClendon, from his Instagram account Belmont sophomore Freddie McClendon is making a name for himself with his distinct online presence while taking on Nashville with his own unique sound. His music career is building at a rapid pace with his growing social media following of over 300,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok and over 36,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Originally from Greenwood, South Carolina, McClendon is carving his own channel in the music ind
Perfect Pitch: "Deadbeat"
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins Welcome back to another edition of “Perfect Pitch,” a series where members of the Belmont Vision review the latest releases in music and look for the next big thing. This week we’ll be discussing the fifth studio album, “Deadbeat,” from Australian singer songwriter, Kevin Parker, also known as Tame Impala. In a notorious discography, Tame Impala's previous work includes 2015 hits “The Less I Know The Better,” “Eventually” and “Let I
EDITORIAL: Faculty Senate, Open The Doors
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins Belmont University’s faculty senate has shut the door on a majority of the people affected by its decisions. It removed the word “open” to describe its meetings, no longer allowing visitors without approval from the senate executive committee. Additionally, the Belmont Vision has been shut out from Monday’s meeting, the last of the semester. It is unclear if the Vision will be allowed to attend meetings next semester. Virginia
EDITORIAL: Have Empathy for Charlie Kirk
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins I did not agree with Charlie Kirk’s politics. However, that does not mean he deserved to die....
EDITORIAL: Posting Isn’t Protesting
Belmont Vision MultiMedia, Zach Watkins I had the privilege to help cover Nashville’s No Kings protest on Saturday and spent the day...
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