With finals closing in, many students forget to take care of themselves in the midst of their overwhelming to-do lists. “When your body is under stress, your natural responses are thrown out of whack,” said Joe Mankowski, assistant director at FitRec. This time of year can take a toll on […]
Belmont announced on Wednesday that Dr. Jane Duncan will be the new associate dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts. This is a new position on campus, and she will begin on July 1. “She brings a perfect mix of academics, teaching, and arts experiences to our campus,” […]
When the megaphones quieted, thousands could hear the voices of children chanting at Nashville’s March for Our Lives on Saturday. “Today is a sign. We’re gonna invest in our kids,” Bishop Marcus Campbell said in a welcome speech at the event. March for Our Lives is a national response to […]
While history has long overlooked women’s contributions to society, Women’s History Month aims to change that. “Until recently, recorded history has just been the achievements of dead white men,” said Dr. Sarah Blomeley, associate professor of English at Belmont. In honor of Women’s History Month, Belmont will host events throughout […]
After a long and tearful look in the mirror, Leah Hodgkiss realized something needed to change. She hadn’t seen her friends in over two weeks and had only left her house to go to the gym. She needed to seek treatment for an eating disorder. Hodgkiss, now a junior at […]
As president of Belmont’s Black Student Association, Kayla Young wants to spend Black History Month celebrating her African-American heritage by giving all students the chance to participate. “It’s always been one of my favorite months,” Young said. “It’s one of the only times I feel like my ancestors are seen […]