This week: Senator John Thune pays a visit to campus, the library gets its own week and Correspondent Cassidy Hodges has a showdown with Dr. Fisher. Trust us, you’ll want to check it out.

This week we debut our snazzy new opening graphic, courtesy of Vision Editor Lance Conzett. Also: Greek Week, student unrest, the 6th annual dance concert and a whole bunch of community service convo.

It was a light news week, mainly because break is Thursday and Friday, so we sort of followed our whim in this episode. Happy Easter.

This week’s episode really cooks, literally. Also included: Fortune magazine, Silent Bear Film Festival, the Country Music Showcase and Taylor Swift sightings on campus. Of course, don’t forget to pick up a copy of The Vision this week.

And just when you thought your St. Patrick’s Day couldn’t get any better, here’s yet another edition of The Week at Belmont. This week, we talk about many many showcases, Grease and Head basketball coach Rick Byrd.

This week at Belmont: Homecoming comes to an end, Wild Things are screened on campus, midterms are upon us, and we’re all ready for Spring Break. Some of us more than others.

This week pretty much all you need to know is that it’s homecoming. Seriously. Between the pep rally, Bruin building, and the game itself, you should be pretty busy… maybe.

Oh Belmont, have we got an episode for you. Rock Showcase, snow, Speech and Debate, Mardi Gras, and a discovery about our SGA Vice President that’s… interesting.

If you survived the snow, then you’re in luck because we’ve got a good episode for you. We discuss sledding (you know that one video that’s been making the rounds), the Commercial Music Showcase, BIC/MyBelmont, and the Greek sponsored clothing drive for Haiti. Correspondent Cassidy Hodges was busy being in a movie so she’s not in this edition, but we don’t love her any less.

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