The Belmont men’s basketball team is heading to Washington, D.C. for its season-opening tournament as one of four teams participating in the Paradise Jam. The first game will take place on Thanksgiving Day against Howard University followed by two games against George Mason University and Northeastern University, respectively. Prior to […]
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Belmont athletics announced Tuesday that fans will be allowed to attend basketball games in-person at the Curb Event Center. Belmont athletics spoke with local health officials and university leadership to decide on a plan of action in regards to in-person attendance for the 2020-21 basketball season. The updated guidelines will […]
Belmont students are already contemplating who they want to be the university’s next president following Dr. Bob Fisher’s retirement in May. Students said Fisher’s shoes would be difficult to fill, with senior Adam Riekstins acknowledging the position’s inherent difficulty — and regardless of how Belmont’s leadership might change, the job […]
After 20 years, Belmont will begin looking for a new leader, as university President Dr. Bob Fisher announced his retirement Tuesday morning. “What has been accomplished by our leadership team, our staff, our faculty, and especially our students, has exceeded anything we could have imagined. Judy and I feel so […]
Elections for the Student Government Association or SGA are open through the end of Friday, with students able to vote in the SGA presidential and senate elections. Juniors Zaid Hatem and Zach Lambert are running unopposed for Student Government president and vice president. The two running mates have served in […]
The last presidential debate has finally come and gone — now, it’s time to vote. This event — the second and final debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden — completely upended our whole semester as students. Our curricula changed, our classes went online for two […]
Reporters came from all over — Japan, England, United Arab Emirates, Latin America — for one event of global importance on Belmont’s campus. They filled the media filing stations on the lawn, they did standups near the atrium, they brought different languages and different perspectives on the United State’s presidential […]
The final presidential debate before Election Day came to Belmont’s campus Thursday night – and ended with a discussion more civil than its fractious predecessor. President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden took the Curb Event Center stage to discuss COVID-19, race, climate change and more during the […]
This article was updated Friday morning to include a statement from CoreCivic. — The national spotlight was on Belmont University Thursday — and a group of Belmont students and alumni are using it to shine a light on the university’s ties to CoreCivic, a for-profit prison corporation. “We want to […]
A presidential debate isn’t organized overnight. Nor is it achievable without the helping hands of a small army of student volunteers uniformed in red, white and blue T-shirts around campus. For senior Levi Blazer, the journey to becoming a student volunteer began in March of last year, when applications first […]
VNN’s Abigail Bowen asked students which topics being discussed at the final presidential debate are most important to them. — Produced by Abigail Bowen, Hanley Riggs and Madison Bowen.