Snow piled up on Belmont Boulevard. (Georgina America) Many Belmont classes are back in full swing despite the power outages and dangerous road conditions that continue to plague Nashville.    In an email, University Communications said, “Campus conditions have improved,” and “some classes may be held in person, some remotely and some may offer recorded content.”    While power is restored on campus and road conditions may be safe for students to walk or drive, those issues aren’t resolved...

Fallen tree lands on power line. (Georgina America) After roughly 18 hours of slippery walks across campus to get food and find warmth, Belmont’s power is restored.    “It’s a relief, honestly. Yesterday was pretty rough; I had no power… I know a lot of people that didn’t have anywhere to go,” said freshman Benjamin Goldberg.    Belmont’s power was restored at 5:04 a.m., but there are still nearly 170,000 people without power across the area that Nashville Electric Service distributes power...

Trees split from winter weather on Belmont's campus. (Olivia Abernathy) A powerful winter storm swept across Belmont’s campus Sunday, causing a fiasco of power outages, fire alarms, fallen trees and lines of students rushing to get food from the cafeteria. “Everyone’s calling it the snow apocalypse, and it does feel like that,” said sophomore Ava Armstrong.  Power initially went out at 11:18 a.m. as part of a larger outage that is still affecting over 200,000 people in Davidson County and...