When Belmont enacted its strict tobacco-free policy in 2011, the administration didn’t realize the litter from cigarettes would become immense on the outskirts of campus. All tobacco products, smokeless tobacco and e-cigarettes are banned from Belmont’s grounds, so smokers often congregate on the off-campus sidewalks, sit on the walls along 15th Avenue or huddle together outside of Circle K, a safe spot to huff and puff between classes. But what happens when they’re finished

Belmont University’s Student Affairs’ Multiple Student Leadership Policy is under review with the Student Government Association’s Policy Review Committee. The multiple leadership policy outlines the executive leadership positions under student affairs. These leadership positions are restricted to one per person with no double dipping within the policy. “The purpose of the writing of the policy was to make sure that, as we got bigger, that other students who wanted to be in l