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Cunningham Explores the Legacies, Impacts of Racial Injustices

Cunningham Explores the Legacies, Impacts of Racial Injustices

by Brian Cannady | Oct 7, 2020 | Uncategorized

As a part of both Belmont’s 19th annual Humanities Symposium and Debate 2020 Programming, the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences hosted David Cunningham for a conversation on the commemorative landscape of the racialized past through monuments and the stories...
Writer Dr. Rachel Martin Chronicles Life of Febb Burn, Who Wrote the Letter that Changed American History

Writer Dr. Rachel Martin Chronicles Life of Febb Burn, Who Wrote the Letter that Changed American History

by Brian Cannady | Oct 7, 2020 | Uncategorized

A featured event of Belmont’s 19th annual Humanities Symposium, as well as an event from Belmont’s Debate 2020 programming lineup, “A Mother’s Advice Is Always Safest:” The Woman Who Wrote the Letter That Changed American History” was presented virtually by Dr. Rachel...
Author of ‘Scandalous Witness’ Discusses Christianity and Politics

Author of ‘Scandalous Witness’ Discusses Christianity and Politics

by Brian Cannady | Oct 7, 2020 | Uncategorized

In continuation of Belmont’s “Ideas of America” programming, the University hosted Dr. Lee C. Camp, author of “Scandalous Witness” to discuss the integration of politics and Christianity. Throughout his book, he addresses the newly conceived perception of Christianity...
Seigenthaler Discusses the Impact of Social Media with Belmont Students

Seigenthaler Discusses the Impact of Social Media with Belmont Students

by Brian Cannady | Oct 7, 2020 | Uncategorized

Belmont’s Jack C. Massey College of Business, in partnership with the student-based American Marketing Association campus chapter, hosted a virtual conversation with John M. Seigenthaler as a part of the Debate 2020 Programming. Seigenthaler, former weekend anchor and...
Cusic Examines Link Between Country Music, Politics for ‘Ideas of America’ Debate 2020 Programming Event

Cusic Examines Link Between Country Music, Politics for ‘Ideas of America’ Debate 2020 Programming Event

by Brian Cannady | Oct 7, 2020 | Uncategorized

A couple of Belmont University’s highpoints are its hometown of Music City and its excellent School of Music and Music Business program. Ahead of hosting the third and final Presidential Debate on October 22 and as part of Belmont’s Debate 2020 programming, “The Ideas...
‘Unity Flag’ Project Encourages Artists to Express Civil Discourse via Works Reflecting U.S. Flag, Home States

‘Unity Flag’ Project Encourages Artists to Express Civil Discourse via Works Reflecting U.S. Flag, Home States

by Lougan Bishop | Oct 5, 2020 | Uncategorized

Inspired by Oct. 22 Presidential Debate at Nashville’s Belmont University, works from artists around the country displayed in online gallery. In anticipation of the Oct. 22 Presidential Debate on Belmont University’s campus, visual artists from across the United...
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