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A postseason snub calls for a new era of Belmont basketball
Belmont’s 2020-21 basketball season ended on complicated terms, to say the least. The Belmont men’s basketball season has officially come...
Julieann Challacombe
Mar 16, 20213 min read

Opinion: Students need to follow the COVID-19 guidelines
Belmont should go online for two weeks; that’s what some students want now that COVID numbers are rising. This is a good idea in theory,...
Sarah Maninger
Mar 12, 20212 min read

Opinion: Donald Trump doesn’t belong on our campus
Our campus isn’t safe with President Donald Trump on it. With the final presidential debate to be held at Belmont in only three weeks,...
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Oct 7, 20203 min read

Editorial: Race at Belmont and the road ahead
Being a sports writer at Belmont has allowed me to see different sides of athletes. It has allowed me to see that athletes, though...
Ian Kayanja
Jun 26, 20204 min read

Editorial: Black students unpack the nature of being black at Belmont
As black students at Belmont reflect on the latest instance of police brutality — the murder of George Floyd at the hands of a white...
Julieann Challacombe
Jun 16, 20204 min read

Opinion: Dear Seniors, we will get through this together
Dear Seniors, We’re so sorry. This was it. You worked so hard throughout your four years to finally walk across that stage and accept...
Tina James
Mar 27, 20202 min read


Opinion: Why women in sports matter
The wait is over. Basketball is back at the Curb Event Center complete with foam fingers, cheerleaders and a court full of talented...
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Nov 15, 20193 min read

Opinion: Open means open
How would you feel if you suddenly had to get 10 more convocation hours before you could graduate? What if your major was moved to a...
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Oct 11, 20192 min read


Opinion: Daydreaming about a Belmont football team
September is here and fall is just around the corner which means Belmont students will soon begin to walk around campus wearing other...
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Sep 6, 20192 min read


Opinion: How to start freshman year off right
Whether this is your first time at college or you’re transferring in, starting school in a new environment can be overwhelming. From...
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Aug 26, 20192 min read


Letter from the editor: Come join us!
When I tell people I work for the Belmont Vision, most of them reply with confused reactions and remarks like “Is that the room with all...
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Aug 21, 20193 min read


What Rick Byrd means to me
No headphones walking in and out of locker rooms. No phones at the dinner table. No flashy attire. In a world filled with Russell...
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Apr 5, 20192 min read

Opinion: Losing My Religion
Almost a year ago to the day, I remember sitting in a coffee shop at Harding University, listening to a friend playing “Losing My...
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Mar 5, 20192 min read


Opinion: Women’s March still matters two years later
On a cold January day nearly two years ago, more than 450,000 people showed up at the National Mall to create a movement for women’s...
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Jan 18, 20193 min read

Opinion: Making the most of your last semester of college
Hello graduating seniors, and welcome to your final semester at Belmont. For many of us, the next year is about to be the biggest period...
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Jan 15, 20193 min read


Opinion: Making New Year’s resolutions that stick for 2019
Like many, I convince myself each year to set a goal on New Year’s, and each year I miserably fail to achieve it. For the past few years,...
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Jan 1, 20192 min read


How to get rid of those leftover declining points
As the semester winds down, you may find that on top of the stress of finals you now have an absurd amount of declining points to get rid...
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Dec 3, 20182 min read


How to avoid unwanted questions at Thanksgiving dinner
You’re at dinner, about to stuff some of those mashed potatoes you’ve been looking forward to for months in your mouth and Aunt Carol...
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Nov 22, 20182 min read


Remembering Patti Myint
Nashville has lost a legend. Patti Myint, who was a longtime staple of the International Market and Restaurant, died on Saturday....
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Oct 8, 20182 min read

Opinion: Finding success as a first-generation college student
Going to college is scary. Moving out of the only home you’ve ever known, finding a new support system, dealing with the increase in...
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Sep 25, 20182 min read
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