Tucked between dazzling hotels and rambunctious honky tonks, some of Nashville’s visitors might not take note of the less imposing entrance to 21c. That is, until they spot the curious teal penguin peering out the window at them. A closer look reveals a massive room that blends mod sterility with […]
As we approach finals week with anticipation and a heavy side of sleep deprivation, people tend to spitball the best ways to study, manage your time and de-stress. That all sounds great, but what if you don’t really want to do any of those things? What if you’re looking for […]
A student reported to Campus Security that she was robbed in the Janet Ayers Academic Center Sunday. The female student reported a woman asked her for money at 4 p.m., and after giving some over, the suspect aggressively asked for more, according to an email from Campus Security. After the […]
This year’s Fall Follies poked fun at the realities of teenage angst and the transition into adulthood — with a few teenage vampires thrown in for good measure. For its 25th year, the university’s improvisation and sketch comedy group took to the Massey Performing Arts Center stage for a night […]
Reggie Williams doesn’t seem to take anything too seriously, but his steady rise in contemporary R&B is nothing to joke about. Williams, also known by his artist name, R.LUM.R, visited Belmont Monday morning to share his journey through the industry, hoping to inspire students who are looking to do the […]
For these students, diversity is more than just a buzzword — it’s a way of life, and one that they want to share with the entire Belmont community. “You really aren’t challenged and you don’t really grow until you’re exposed to new things and people from different walks of life,” […]
Day two of Pilgrimage brought the same energy and excitement as the day before with an impressive lineup on Sunday. As attendees moved from stage to stage, they could choose to walk through the Art Barn, where local artists showcased some of their latest creations. Paintings, mosaics and mixed media […]
Thousands of fans made the trek to downtown Franklin for the fifth annual Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival on Saturday. Although festivities last year were cancelled because of lightning, fans filed in through the gates with dispositions as sunny as the sky overhead. Festival attendees were immediately greeted by music […]
With a focus on relationships and resilience, alumni band Wild Love seems to have found its sweet spot. The band’s performance at Live on the Green on Saturday will be its biggest to date, and hopefully the catalyst to even more opportunities. “This is definitely different from playing smaller venues, […]
Briston Maroney played the third night of Live on the Green. Photos by Katie Knipper.
Public Square Park came alive on Thursday night to celebrate Live on the Green, a free concert series presented by Lightning 100. With live music, food trucks and vendor booths, Live on the Green has become a Nashville staple. Music City locals and newcomers alike can look forward to performances […]
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 […]