Laddie Neil and Mary Niederhauser share fond memories (and a few shenanigans) about their time as students at the all-female Ward-Belmont in the 1940s.  


Story #1: Laddie and Mary

Current students Mikaela Clark and Zach Middleton share their stories of how they came to be students at Belmont University, their love for their University and all the things they have learned throughout their journey.

Story #2: Mikaela and Zach

Vice President and Chief of Staff, Dr. Susan West and Director of Communications, Greg Pillon hosted a personal discussion with Dr. Fannie Hewlett, the first African American student to graduate from Belmont College. 

Dr. Fannie Hewlett - First African American Graduate of Belmont

This performance of Carol of the Bells was recorded at 1982's Christmas at Belmont. 

Carol Of The Bells (1982)

On January 25, 2016, the Belmont community gathered to celebrate Belmont's 125th Birthday.  Speakers include Marty Dickens, Dr. Bob Fisher and James Threalkill.

Belmont's 125th Birthday Party

In a special event held in Belmont’s Wedgewood Academic Center conference space, Alexander was interviewed by Dr. Jesse Register of the University’s Center for Improvement of Educational Systems on new education legislation that he authored. Centered on the topic, “Landmark Reauthorization of Federal Education Funding: The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and What It Means for Tennessee,” Register and Alexander spoke in depth on the new education law, its impact and its implementation.

Senator Lamar Alexander Speaks at Belmont on Education Legislation

The Tennessee Health Care Hall of Fame announced the six health care professionals selected as the Hall of Fame’s second class of inductees at a luncheon held on Belmont University’s campus Tuesday. With a mission to honor men and women who have made significant and lasting contributions to the health and health care industries, the Hall of Fame was created by Belmont University and the McWhorter Society and is supported by the Nashville Health Care Council, a Hall of Fame Founding Partner.


TN Health Care Hall of Fame Inductees 2016

Janet Ayers Academic Center Unveiling

Belmont University Athletics Associate AD George Plaster catches up with Voice of the Alabama Crimson Tide Eli Gold in episode 1 of ‘The Plas Cast.’ The pair exchange memories and stories covering the SEC, the state of college athletics, and comparisons between highly-successful coaches Nick Saban and Rick Byrd.

The Plas Cast: Episode 1 with Eli Gold, Voice of the Alabama Crimson Tide

LITTLE SUNFLOWER music by FREDDIE HUBBARD
© 1972 by Hubtones Music Co. Renewed.

Arranged by David Weinstein
Performed by Belmont University's School of Music Ensembles Jazzmin & Jazz Band 1
Recorded at OceanWay Studios Nashville

Little Sunflower by Jazzmin and Jazz Band 1

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