Top Ten Niche Places on Belmont's Campus

Most students at Belmont have studied in the Jack C. Massey Center, walked through the Johnson Center and laid on the lawn.

But how many students have been in the guitar house or studied at the Fidelity Hall patio? Reporters from the Vision explored Belmont’s campus and found the top ten niche places. 

There’s always something new to find, and visiting all these places and wandering around new areas of campus with a hot drink could be a fun fall activity.

“Everywhere on campus is so aesthetic, and it's so fun to fun to walk around and explore different places, especially if you have a latte,” said student Lexi Wherry.

Many of the places on the list are places that are on the outskirts of campus.

“They have a lot of places that are just kind of... off to the side where nobody notices,” said student Devardis Pate.

1. Fashion design projects decorate the halls of the O’More College of Design. Photo by Greer Patten

2. Print studio in the basement of the Watkins College of Art. Photo by Greer Patten

3. Decorations behind the Belmont Mansion. Photo by Greer Patten

4. Patio behind Fidelity Hall. Photo by Greer Patten

5. Room full of mannequins by the speech and debate offices. Photo by Greer Patten

6. Outside of the costume shop for the Little Theater. Photo by Greer Patten

7. Top of the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts. Photo by Greer Patten

8. The Guitar House on Compton Ave. Photo by Greer Patten

9. The Belmont University Gardens next to the Guitar House and Enactus House. Photo by Greer Patten

10. Cushions under the stairs in the Frist College of Medicine. Photo by Greer Patten

This article was written by Olivia Abernathy