It’s been a long time coming, but spring break is finally here. After nearly three years of battling with break cancellations due to the...

Keys, wallet, phone, mask — for over a year those were the words people muttered quietly to themselves before leaving the house. Now,...

VNN’s Camden Morris talks to students about the mask-optional policy Belmont University’s COVID-19 Task Force put into place on February...

Belmont University’s mask mandate comes to end Wednesday morning. An email sent to students Tuesday night confirmed indoor masking will...

As an omicron tidal wave wallops Belmont, COVID-19 case numbers are surging at the university like never before. We knew this would...

Students are sick, and what’s more, they’re sick of missing class. As the rapid spread of omicron hikes case numbers to new heights at...

Belmont set another record this week, but not one it should be proud of. For the second Monday in a row, the university surpassed its...

Omicron arrived at Belmont in full force this week bringing at least 107 positive COVID-19 cases, an all-time high for the pandemic. The...

It’s the hot commodity stores can’t keep on shelves — at-home COVID-19 tests. In Nashville, CVS, Walgreens and other retailers have empty...

Belmont’s campus and classes will once again go virtual for the first two weeks of the upcoming semester due to the rapid rise of the...

“What do we want? COVID housing! When do we want it? Now!” Voices protesting Belmont’s COVID-19 policies, led by sophomores Natalie...

The Belmont community is abuzz with reactions to a Nashville Scene article submitted by an anonymous Belmont professor condemning the...

The lines at Tuesday’s vaccine clinic were far shorter than those at the grand opening of the campus Chick-fil-A last week, despite...

Belmont needs to do better. The release of the university’s COVID-19 vaccination rates Tuesday showed only 63% of students received...

For the third semester in a row, Belmont University is taking precautions against COVID-19, and students returning to classes Wednesday...

Teacora Sherrill no longer sees the pandemic in terms of numbers. It’s hard to escape them – the number of hospitalizations, the number...