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College of Theology Changes Its Program
The College of Theology and Christian Ministry has consolidated its major selections from nine to four. As part of a curriculum revision that launched in August, the class of 2029 is the first graduating class to see the changes. The new majors in the department are Bible & Theology, Christian Leadership, Faith & Social Justice and Worship & the Arts. While maintaining the college’s existing courses, the new programs introduce a more flexible, streamlined curriculum that elim


Bruin Bodega Opens
Bruin Bodega Opening Ceremony, Zach Watkins Belmont University opened a new retail space Wednesday called the Bruin Bodega, a shop designed to highlight student and alumni businesses while giving students practical experience in entrepreneurship. The store is part of a collaboration between Belmont and local community partners, including Connexion Américas and Corner to Corner. The initiative aims to connect students’ classroom learning with hands-on business practice and to


Belmont Athletics Adds STUNT as 18th Program
STUNT graphic, Courtesy of Belmont Athletics Belmont University is expanding with another athletic program for the first time in 25 years with the addition of STUNT. STUNT turns cheerleading into a head-to-head competition that focuses on skill and precision, according to the NCAA. It is formatted by teams going through four quarters of stunts, pyramids, jumps and tumbling with points being awarded based on execution. At Belmont, members of the cheer team have the opportunity

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Belmont Athletics Adds STUNT as 18th Program
STUNT graphic, Courtesy of Belmont Athletics Belmont University is expanding with another athletic program for the first time in 25 years with the addition of STUNT. STUNT turns cheerleading into a head-to-head competition that focuses on skill and precision, according to the NCAA. It is formatted by teams going through four quarters of stunts, pyramids, jumps and tumbling with points being awarded based on execution. At Belmont, members of the cheer team have the opportunity


Women’s Soccer Battles Murray State to Scoreless Draw
Belmont Vision Multimedia Belmont women's soccer battled Murray State to a 0-0 draw on Thursday night at E.S. Rose Park in a defensive...


Belmont Powers Past Southern Illinois in Four-Set Thriller
Belmont Vision Multimedia Belmont University’s volleyball team claimed a 3-1 win over Southern Illinois on Friday night, securing its...


Perfect Pitch: The Life of a Showgirl
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins Perfect Pitch: The Life of a Showgirl Welcome back to another edition of “Perfect Pitch,” a series where members of the Belmont Vision review the latest releases in music and look for the next big thing. This week, we’ll be discussing “The Life of a Showgirl,” the twelfth studio album from American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. Swift rejoined forces with Max Martin and Shellback for “The Life of a Showgirl.” She first worked with


Megan Moroney Throws Surprise Pop-Up at La La Land
Megan Moroney greeting fans at her pop-up performance, Samantha Graessle Megan Moroney hosted a pop up at Nashville coffee shop, La La Land, on Tuesday to spread positivity, connect with the community and promote her upcoming album. “I wanted to come out to the place that really got me started and show you guys some love,” said Moroney. The Georgian country singer-songwriter announced the pop-up in collaboration with La La Land on 12th South early on Tuesday via her Instagr


ON BEAT: Alejandro Nuila
Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins Nuila began his music career in the summer of ninth grade. Starting as a DJ, Alejandro Nuila, a junior music business major at Belmont, continued his journey into a producer. Growing up in Knoxville, Tennessee with his El Salvadorian and Malaysian roots, he said he felt a lack of representation of other rappers, especially of El Salvadorian influence, within his local Hispanic community. “I think it’s needed so everybody feels they have their


EDITORIAL: Have Empathy for Charlie Kirk
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins I did not agree with Charlie Kirk’s politics. However, that does not mean he deserved to die....


EDITORIAL: Posting Isn’t Protesting
Belmont Vision MultiMedia, Zach Watkins I had the privilege to help cover Nashville’s No Kings protest on Saturday and spent the day...


EDITORIAL: Ice Runs Cold, Love Runs Warm
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins An unidentified number of people were detained in South Nashville by the United States...
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