Belmont’s colors may be red and navy blue, but on Monday the campus got just a little bit more green. The Conscious College Road Tour, a 16-stop university advocacy tour affiliated with the environmental group Turning Green, temporarily rooted at Belmont with a veritable harvest of eco-friendly products and tips to offer. The tour featured two events, an informational fair on McWhorter plaza in the afternoon and an evening town hall in Massey Boardroom. Both appealed to colle

1984 has arrived 31 years late. In November 2014, Tennessee State University’s student publication ran coverage of a shooting that happened near the school and involved students. Soon after, TSU’s administration began shutting down the information flow to the paper little by little, rendering it essentially useless. But TSU isn’t the only college facing pressure from its administration. Delta State University in Mississippi also faces the destruction of its newspaper and jour

Belmont’s Campus Security would coordinate with Metro dispatch and use alerts and staff training in the scenario of an active shooter on campus. Last night, a gunman opened fire on students in the Florida State University library, injuring three people before he was killed by police. Campus Security would respond to this situation by first securing the location while coordinating with Nashville’s emergency response services as they arrive on scene, Chief of Campus Security Pa