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Pharmabox Leaves Campus
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins The Pharmabox has been removed from campus permanently. Last October, Belmont added the healthcare vending machine to the first floor of Harrington Place Dining Hall. The Pharmabox sold personal care items, first aid items and over-the-counter medications. However, Belmont removed the box on Wednesday. Belmont University Auxiliary Services said that, after consideration, it decided to discontinue the service because of financ
O'More College Class Launches Magazine
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins Eloise Magazine, a student-managed and designed fashion magazine from O’More College, will release its first edition to Belmont students on Dec. 5. This print-and-digital platform is the final project for a new class at O’More: Fashion Storytelling and Communication. Fashion faculty fellow Nia Allen founded the course this year to show students the journalistic side of fashion coverage. Both fashion majors and minors could register for
Radical Champions Leading Social Change Raise Awareness for Generational Poverty
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins A group of passionate Belmont students led a campaign and petition for awareness about generational poverty in Tennessee. The campaign began in a class, Radical Champions Leading Social Change. Senior Abby Hodge and junior Jaclyn Harrison lead the team with two members, Rodney Bryant and Sarah Baker. Each of the students drew their passion for helping others in different experiences. During the past two summers, Harrison, a faith and s
Men's Basketball Beats Valparaiso, Improves to 16-3
Jack Smiley shoots a mid-range shot. Photo by Ava Gorney. Belmont’s men’s basketball team pulled out a gritty 78-74 win over the Valparaiso Beacons to improve to 16-3 on the year and 5-2 in Missouri Valley Conference play on Tuesday. The Bruins, in their first home game since winter break, were looking to deliver a win after setting a program record with their 25-point comeback win against Drake. “We win our lion's share of games here, but I just want us to play better,”
MLB Player Jake Burger Speaks at Belmont
Jake Burger speaks with Jake Layman at event. Photo taken by Nick Rampe. Jake Burger, like many baseball players, has some odd habits and rituals to perform better. He once showered with his uniform on. He always puts his left sock on first and thinks he will have a bad game if he doesn’t. And he chews the same piece of gum for an entire nine-inning game if he’s playing well, all in an attempt to be better at what he referred to as a kid’s game. The Texas Rangers’
Tripp's Career Day Leads Bruins to Fifth Consecutive Win
Sanaa Tripp guards UNI's Taryn Wharton. Photo taken by Ava Gorney. Belmont’s women’s basketball team beat the University of Northern Iowa Panthers 81-62 for its fifth straight win in Missouri Valley Conference play. Sophomore Sanaa Tripp, starting in place of the injured Jailyn Banks, channeled Rip Hamilton and wore a facemask due to an injury sustained in the previous game. “My dad sent me a GIF of every single player who played in a mask before the game,” said T
Live Production Complex Rock Nashville Opens
Collaborators and founders come together to celebrate the opening of Rock Nashville. Photo taken by Nick Rampe. Nashville’s music scene just got louder with Rock Nashville’s grand opening. The 55-acre property, with over 610,000 square feet of rehearsal, vendor, and production space, serves as the home of more than 30 vendors specializing in touring live events with Soundcheck Studios, a backline equipment rental service, acting as an anchor tenant. “This entire campus is des
Scott Hamilton & Friends Perform at Bridgestone Arena
Skaters performing at Bridgestone Arena as part of Scott Hamilton’s fundraiser performance, Rachel Suggs Several world-class figure skaters took to the ice on Nov. 23 at Bridgestone Arena for the ninth annual Scott Hamilton and Friends show. The show is a fundraiser for the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation, which funds advanced cancer research. “It brings me so much hope that we’re going to get closer and closer and closer to a day that’s going to happen in my lifetime—and I’m
Sidestage Takes Over EXIT/IN for Artist Showcase
Sidestage Showcase at EXIT/IN, Nick Singer Friends, family and fans filed into EXIT/IN on November 15th for Sidestage Showcase’s blend of rock, indie, alternative and pop music, highlighting student leaders from Belmont. “There is so much creativity and beauty to music and Nashville is always under the impression of country music. And we hope to bring a night where people might fall in love with a different aspect of music, that there's so much effort and love behind,” said
Top Ten Niche Places on Belmont's Campus
Most students at Belmont have studied in the Jack C. Massey Center, walked through the Johnson Center and laid on the lawn. But how many students have been in the guitar house or studied at the Fidelity Hall patio? Reporters from the Vision explored Belmont’s campus and found the top ten niche places. There’s always something new to find, and visiting all these places and wandering around new areas of campus with a hot drink could be a fun fall activity. “Everywhere on
EDITORIAL: Faculty Senate, Open The Doors
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Zach Watkins Belmont University’s faculty senate has shut the door on a majority of the people affected by its decisions. It removed the word “open” to describe its meetings, no longer allowing visitors without approval from the senate executive committee. Additionally, the Belmont Vision has been shut out from Monday’s meeting, the last of the semester. It is unclear if the Vision will be allowed to attend meetings next semester. Virginia
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....
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