Whether you’re talking about the yogurt, the citizens of the economically-recovering country or Belmont’s sororities and fraternities, it’s a good time to be Greek. Belmont’s six Greek organizations are growing exponentially, raising funds to match. And their statistics from last semester prove it. Below are some facts and figures from the fall 2014 semester, including statements from each of the Greek organization’s presidents and awards earned. Fundraising is done primarily

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences just added 26 new members to its roster, all of whom share an unique attribute. None of them are college-aged. As part of a new program called CLASS Seminars, the college selected 26 students from local private and public high schools to participate in lectures over the course of two years, starting the spring of their sophomore year. The purpose of this program, said Dr. David Curtis, associate dean of CLASS and the leader of t

Beginning July 2014, the College of Arts and Sciences will see many new changes: a new building, a new structure and now, a new dean. With the split of the CAS into the College of Science and Mathematics and the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences announced earlier this month, a lot of changes have occurred within Belmont’s structure, including a new arrangement of faculty, a separation of departments and a open position as the head of CSM. Provost Thomas Burns sees t