When former Belmont men’s soccer player Dr. Paulo Boero was told that his assist record was finally broken after almost twenty years, he first had to be reminded what record it was that he had held in the first place. Before working at Belmont as a Spanish professor, Boero received […]
Belmont has serious flower fever and that’s totally okay. Flowers are in bloom especially these past two weeks, making the campus pop with some color and sometimes very potent fragrances. However, the flower takeover isn’t very diverse- almost all the flowers are tulips.
Staff writer Grayson Hester has heard the rumors of Sushi Sam’s, aka the Sushi Nazi, unorthodox methods for customer service. So he decided to see if he could get service on his first visit.
Ja’shavre’l Miller and her best friend were so excited to be selected for the Bridges to Belmont program that they did cartwheels down the hallways of Stratford High School last spring. Now a year later, Miller is still thankful for the full-scholarship initiative that pays for her tuition and board […]
Countries from all around the world were brought together to share space in the Neely Dining Room. The Culture Festival brought together the cultures of the world for Belmont students to experience on Thursday evening. The performances ranged from singing and dancing to playing instruments. Belly dancing and a Bollywood group dance were […]
Jacob Bush knew there was an election on campus, but beyond that he was mostly in the dark. “I’d seen the posters and the JT spoof, but it was really wasn’t clear where or how we were supposed to vote,” he said. Others, like Samuel Dew, did not even know […]
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What do 2 Chainz and The Apache Relay have in common? It’s that both artists performed in Nashville on Saturday, April 12. The only difference is that The Apache Relay show was sold out. Performing at Marathon Music Works’ Spring Block Party sponsored by Lightning 100, the band rocked out […]
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When the Nashville Metros ceased after 23 years of operation, the opportunity emerged for a new organization to claim rights to a semi-professional soccer team in Nashville. With the hopes of a team to fill the vacancy, Nashville area native Chris Jones and a few friends decided to form Nashville […]
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I am a caucasian female on the Dean’s List who receives academic scholarship and federal grants. My class entered with an average ACT score of 26 and 68 percent of the 1,019 in my class were in the top quarter percentile of their graduating high school class. Oh, and if […]
OpinionWhen the Nashville Metros ceased after 23 years of operation, the opportunity emerged for a new organization to claim rights to a semi-professional soccer team in Nashville. With the hopes of a team to fill the vacancy, Nashville area native Chris Jones and a few friends decided to form Nashville […]
I am a caucasian female on the Dean’s List who receives academic scholarship and federal grants. My class entered with an average ACT score of 26 and 68 percent of the 1,019 in my class were in the top quarter percentile of their graduating high school class. Oh, and if […]
When former Belmont men’s soccer player Dr. Paulo Boero was told that his assist record was finally broken after almost twenty years, he first had to be reminded what record it was that he had held in the first place. Before working at Belmont as a Spanish professor, Boero received […]
