As of 12:47 p.m. Monday: Belmont Athletics confirms Ezell’s resignation, noting a national search for Ezell’s successor will begin immediately. “I want to thank Brittney for her service to Belmont University,” Belmont University Director of Athletics Mike Strickland said. “Her contributions enabled us to transition into the OVC seamlessly. We [...]
Read more...The sound of loud honks, squawks and flapping flamingo wings brings excited squeals from tiny tots, whose faces are pressed against the blank chain-link fence of the enclosure at the Nashville zoo at Grassmere. The zoo is just a fun way to spend an afternoon for some, but for junior [...]
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As the Belmont baseball team continues to lead the Ohio Valley Conference in its inaugural season, coach Dave Jarvis is confident the team’s success is largely from the squad’s ability to adapt to new opponents and circumstances. “There were some unknown aspects of what we were going to face on [...]
Read more...As a laid-back 22-year-old wearing TOMS shoes, a pair of dark jeans and a plaid shirt, Phillip Phillips could have been mistaken by just another student at Belmont when he hit the stage on Sunday. Yet, at 6:15 pm, when the doors of the Curb Event Center opened, you could [...]
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For upcoming Belmont graduates, the outside world can be an intimidating place. And that’s especially tough when your field of study drops you into an extremely volatile music industry. Music business majors, a group that makes up 27 percent of Belmont’s student population, could face a tough employment road ahead. [...]
The Beat ‘N Track takes its last spin of the semester with commercial voice major Cyrena Wages. From Memphis to New York City to Nashville, Wages, along with her brother Houston Wages and her boyfriend Gabe Rabben, have come together to form a new project known as, Friends of Lola [...]
According to a report from the Tennessean, Belmont has hired Cameron Newbauer as Brittney Ezell’s replacement to take charge of the women’s basketball program. The report states that a source close to the situation has confirmed the hire. Newbauer will be coming to Belmont after one season as an assistant [...]
In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, one question was left to be answered: Who could have done this? Four days later, law enforcement identified two men that they believed were responsible for the explosions that killed three and injured nearly 200 near the finish line of the marathon. However, [...]
According to a report from the Tennessean, Belmont has hired Cameron Newbauer as Brittney Ezell’s replacement to take charge of the women’s basketball program. The report states that a source close to the situation has confirmed the hire. Newbauer will be coming to Belmont after one season as an assistant [...]
For the first time in program history, the men’s basketball team will play the Kentucky Wildcats in the 2013-2014 season. The Bruins are slated to face the eight-time National Champion Kentucky on Saturday, Dec. 21 at Rupp Arena. “We are excited about the opportunity to play a historic program like [...]
As of 12:47 p.m. Monday: Belmont Athletics confirms Ezell’s resignation, noting a national search for Ezell’s successor will begin immediately. “I want to thank Brittney for her service to Belmont University,” Belmont University Director of Athletics Mike Strickland said. “Her contributions enabled us to transition into the OVC seamlessly. We [...]
Nashville is a city of growth and change. And that constant change has brought a new culinary scene to the city. Recent years have brought Nashville recognition a Southern culinary mecca with chefs such as Sean Brock and Arnold Myint working to spread unique twists on standard dishes. Now, that [...]
The Beat ‘N Track takes its last spin of the semester with commercial voice major Cyrena Wages. From Memphis to New York City to Nashville, Wages, along with her brother Houston Wages and her boyfriend Gabe Rabben, have come together to form a new project known as, Friends of Lola [...]
When sophomore Alec Diamond stepped up to the plate in the bottom of the 11th, his only goal was to make contact and give the Bruins a much-needed momentum booster against rival Lipscomb. “I was just trying to get a good pitch and get a good swing on it,” he [...]
There’s an old saying that mother knows best, and softball player Kat Hollingsworth believes hers is no exception. “The funny thing is, Coach K saw me at a tournament and my mom saw him talking to my coach and saw Belmont written on his shirt. She said, ‘That’s where you’re [...]
The sound of loud honks, squawks and flapping flamingo wings brings excited squeals from tiny tots, whose faces are pressed against the blank chain-link fence of the enclosure at the Nashville zoo at Grassmere. The zoo is just a fun way to spend an afternoon for some, but for junior [...]
As the Belmont baseball team continues to lead the Ohio Valley Conference in its inaugural season, coach Dave Jarvis is confident the team’s success is largely from the squad’s ability to adapt to new opponents and circumstances. “There were some unknown aspects of what we were going to face on [...]
As a laid-back 22-year-old wearing TOMS shoes, a pair of dark jeans and a plaid shirt, Phillip Phillips could have been mistaken by just another student at Belmont when he hit the stage on Sunday. Yet, at 6:15 pm, when the doors of the Curb Event Center opened, you could [...]
In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, one question was left to be answered: Who could have done this? Four days later, law enforcement identified two men that they believed were responsible for the explosions that killed three and injured nearly 200 near the finish line of the marathon. However, [...]
What do you do when magazines are reporting on the impending doom of the goods you are sell, when corporate versions of your company are failing and going bankrupt all around you and when all hope seems lost? You plan a party. More than 700 independent record stores did exactly [...]
Redshirt sophomore Katherine Zander thought she had found her dream school when she entered college. When she received a scholarship to play women’s basketball for the Oklahoma Sooners, she was certain she would spend four years playing Big 12 basketball in the plains of Norman, Okla. But after discovering her [...]
So long! Farewell! Graduation is just around the corner and this week we say goodbye to our own graduate Host Annalise Kraus. Junior Correspondent Will Hadden wants to show you is reel. No seriously, Will has taken up acting in his spare time. And our own Curbie nominee Chief Correspondent [...]
For upcoming Belmont graduates, the outside world can be an intimidating place. And that’s especially tough when your field of study drops you into an extremely volatile music industry. Music business majors, a group that makes up 27 percent of Belmont’s student population, could face a tough employment road ahead. [...]
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