ILCs may soon be restructured to better suit the needs of Belmont students. “Clearly there needs to be changes. It’s a bottleneck for students trying to get through their gen-ed requirements because there’s not enough available ILCs and it gets postponed,” said music business professor Dr. Clyde Rolston, a senate representative from Curb College. Interdisciplinary Learning Communities link two classes which are taught concurrently and required for all Belmont University stude

If you need anything in Belmont’s biggest college, you pay a visit to Kellie Meeks. As the administrative assistant for the Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business, Meeks knows how to help students with just about anything, whether that’s finding directions to the cafeteria or questions about their music business classes. Nominated by her colleagues, Meeks is the recipient of the 2021 Gabhart award, the highest honor presented to Belmont staff given annually to the p

Faculty at Belmont say they have been blindsided by a proposed academic freedom statement that uses religious language to potentially limit what can be taught in the classroom. “There is nothing in this document that states categorically that Belmont faculty have a right to academic freedom,” said Dr. Ronnie Littlejohn, director of Belmont’s Asian Studies program, about the statement, which was presented at a faculty senate meeting. “Academic freedom is the most fundamental f