Nashville staple International Market & Restaurant on Belmont Boulevard will close its doors on July 31 after serving Belmont students and Nashville natives since 1975. “Of course I am sad but it is also bittersweet,” said Anna Myint, the daughter of Patti Myint. Opened by Patti and her husband Win […]
Nordista Freeze, Briston Maroney and Sun Seeker played to a sold out True Music Room and Bar at the Cambria Hotel on Thursday night. Photos by Colby Crosby
Discussions grew heated Tuesday night when Nashville’s four leading mayoral candidates came together at Belmont for their first televised debate. Mayor David Briley, state Rep. John Ray Clemmons, At-Large Council member John Cooper and former Vanderbilt University professor Dr. Carol Swain’s widely differing views on everything from education to policing […]
More than an excuse to wear a colorful outfit, the month of June serves as an opportunity for the LGBT community to be seen, heard and welcomed. “Pride is seeing a 14 year old trans kid being able to be completely themselves without hesitation,” said Phil Cobucci, community affairs director […]
Dean Patrick Raines of the Jack C. Massey College of Business will be retiring at the end of July, said Dr. Thomas Burns in an email on Thursday. After 16 years at Belmont, Dean Raines leaves the school of business a very different school than it was over a decade […]
Former Bruin Dylan Windler gets drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers with the 26th overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft on Thursday night. Windler is the first Bruin coached under Rick Byrd to be drafted and the second to reach the NBA since Ian Clark in 2013. The Indiana native […]
VNN’s Caitlin Alexander went behind-the-scenes at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival to find out what Belmont students experienced during the Bonnaroo University program. — Video produced and edited by Caitlin Alexander and Ben Sherrill.
History can be made again on Thursday night if Belmont basketball graduate Dylan Windler gets his name called in the 2019 NBA Draft. “Being the first player to actually get drafted would be something very special,” said Windler. “Just being able to represent midmajors and especially Belmont will be something […]
Dean Patrick Raines of the Jack C. Massey College of Business will be retiring at the end of July, said Dr. Thomas Burns in an email on Thursday. After 16 years at Belmont, Dean Raines leaves the school of business a very different school than it was over a decade […]
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As a four-piece rock band based out of Nashville, Sun Seeker has made waves in the local DIY scene and built up a fan base in cities around the U.S.. On Sunday, the band will take the Bonnaroo stage for the first time ever. Alex, Asher, Ben and Rodrigo sat […]
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History can be made again on Thursday night if Belmont basketball graduate Dylan Windler gets his name called in the 2019 NBA Draft. “Being the first player to actually get drafted would be something very special,” said Windler. “Just being able to represent midmajors and especially Belmont will be something […]
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No headphones walking in and out of locker rooms. No phones at the dinner table. No flashy attire. In a world filled with Russell Westbrooks and Ja Morants, why would any player qualified to play in Division I want to come to Rick Byrd’s strict program? Because Byrd could do […]
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Nashville staple International Market & Restaurant on Belmont Boulevard will close its doors on July 31 after serving Belmont students and Nashville natives since 1975. “Of course I am sad but it is also bittersweet,” said Anna Myint, the daughter of Patti Myint. Opened by Patti and her husband Win […]
Nordista Freeze, Briston Maroney and Sun Seeker played to a sold out True Music Room and Bar at the Cambria Hotel on Thursday night. Photos by Colby Crosby
Discussions grew heated Tuesday night when Nashville’s four leading mayoral candidates came together at Belmont for their first televised debate. Mayor David Briley, state Rep. John Ray Clemmons, At-Large Council member John Cooper and former Vanderbilt University professor Dr. Carol Swain’s widely differing views on everything from education to policing […]
More than an excuse to wear a colorful outfit, the month of June serves as an opportunity for the LGBT community to be seen, heard and welcomed. “Pride is seeing a 14 year old trans kid being able to be completely themselves without hesitation,” said Phil Cobucci, community affairs director […]
Dean Patrick Raines of the Jack C. Massey College of Business will be retiring at the end of July, said Dr. Thomas Burns in an email on Thursday. After 16 years at Belmont, Dean Raines leaves the school of business a very different school than it was over a decade […]
Former Bruin Dylan Windler gets drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers with the 26th overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft on Thursday night. Windler is the first Bruin coached under Rick Byrd to be drafted and the second to reach the NBA since Ian Clark in 2013. The Indiana native […]
VNN’s Caitlin Alexander went behind-the-scenes at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival to find out what Belmont students experienced during the Bonnaroo University program. — Video produced and edited by Caitlin Alexander and Ben Sherrill.
History can be made again on Thursday night if Belmont basketball graduate Dylan Windler gets his name called in the 2019 NBA Draft. “Being the first player to actually get drafted would be something very special,” said Windler. “Just being able to represent midmajors and especially Belmont will be something […]