Belmont is taking part in a pencil drive in support of the PENCIL Foundation, an organization supporting Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools by providing free school supplies for teachers. Please donate pencils at the Foutch Alumni House or the Office of Service Learning (JAAC 1014) during February. On Mission Monday, February 15, bring pencils to Harrington Place Dining Hall and only pay $5 dollars for your lunch, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Throughout the week, The Belmont Store will have an exclusive discount for alumni along with the annual $5 Homecoming shirt for sale. Get 25% off all full-priced merchandise with code HOCO2021 online, Feb. 13-20 and in-store, Feb. 15-19. 

Check the "Bruin Rewards" app throughout the week for a chance to win prizes around campus. 

Run, walk, jog, or any combination of those for a total distance of 3.1 miles either all at once or over the course of the week and you could win a PB5K Swag Pack. To qualify for a prize, members of the Belmont community must post a picture to Instagram or Twitter and tag @BUFitRec, @BelmontAlum, and include the hashtag #BelmontHoco; or on Facebook and tag Fitness and Recreation – Belmont University, Belmont University Alumni Association, and include the hashtag #BelmontHoco. These pictures can be mid-run or post-run, but make sure you show off your Belmont pride! Members of the Belmont community without access to social media can email their completion pictures to beaman.center@belmont.edu. Questions? Email joe.mankowski@belmont.edu. 

Alumni, students, faculty and staff are invited to meet Belmont Alumni who own a non-profit or work with area non-profits. The fair is an effort to raise awareness about the great work our alumni are doing in their communities. Register to attend. To reserve space at the fair, email alumni@belmont.edu for an application form.

The Parent Engagement Program (PEP) is back and kicking off its spring semester monthly virtual engagement sessions for parents, starting with a special “Mission Monday” virtual PEP Talk. Come meet our University Minister, Heather Daugherty, along with our Director of Missions and Outreach, Larkin Briley, and hear how your Bruins can maintain wellness, grow their faith, and live on mission with new opportunities on the horizon – even in a pandemic.

As we celebrate Homecoming at Belmont, Belmont alumni will share their stories about how their Belmont Education has prepared them to be used by God from here to anywhere.

Students, faculty, staff and alumni are invited to “Build-A-Bruin” throughout Homecoming Week. The Office of Student Engagement will have bears available for curbside pickup in the Beaman Student Life Center. Photos of submitted bears will be available online and voted on via social media. Alumni interested in participating can contact alumni@belmont.edu for more information. 

Join industry veterans Pete Fisher and John Zarling along with Belmont's own Sarah Cates for a discussion about the importance of philanthropy and connecting your entertainment career to a greater purpose.

The Spirituality and Occupational Wellness Committee invites you to join a discussion featuring a panel of local non-profits (Alive Hospice, The Next Door, People Loving Nashville, and Project Connect) who will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on their work and communities, how we can still reach out to others even in the midst of a pandemic, and explore the intersection of service and spirituality. A special service opportunity and call to action will be highlighted.

Grab a cup of coffee and tune in to hear a conversation with Men's Basketball Head Coach Casey Alexander and Women's Head Basketball Coach Bart Brooks. The event will be moderated by George Plaster. This event is brought to you in partnership with Ascend Federal Credit Union. 

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences’ Dr. Robert E. Simmons Distinguished Faculty Lecture was created in 1983 by Dean Robert Simmons, who was a visionary academic leader and strong supporter of the liberal arts at Belmont University. After Dean Simmons’ death in 1988, the lectureship was named in his honor. This year's honoree and presenter is professor of English, Dr. Annette Sisson. 

Unveiled is a group art exhibition currently on display in the Leu Art Gallery located in the Lila D. Bunch Library. Celebrating the faculty that make up the newly established Watkins College of Art at Belmont University, the show is an inclusive glimpse into the diverse artistic practices of both current and newly joined faculty members. This Faculty Presentation Series is organized in conjunction with this exhibition and promotes the studio practice of participating faculty artists.

Presenters - Robin Paris, Barbara Yontz, Dr. Meaghan Brady Nelson, and Armon Means

Tickets are extremely limited due to COVID-19 restrictions. We encourage fans to tune in on ESPN+.

Tune in on Wednesday, February 17 at noon central to hear from Belmont College alumni as they share stories from their time at Belmont. 

Learn from a panel of creative alumni as they "tell all" about the realities of pursuing their passions. Gain tips for developing your brand, marketing yourself (and your work), customer/fan acquisition, and resources for self-employed creatives.

The Office of Career and Professional Development will host a panel of alumni who graduated from healthcare-related graduate programs—medical school, veterinary school, physician’s assistant, nurse practitioner, occupational and physical therapy—to discuss strategies for applying, being admitted to, and making it through graduate and professional school.

The Jack C. Massey College of Business invites both current students and alumni for a virtual mixer. Participants will have the opportunity to visit virtual breakout rooms based on business majors and key industries. Alumni can register here; students can register here. 

Join us for a virtual trivia night with questions about Nashville in the 2010s. This event is brought to you in partnership with Chago's Cantina. Questions? Contact julia.couch@belmont.edu. 

"Homicidally Ever After: A Virtual Murder Mystery for the Adult Child at Heart"

Guests join actors LIVE in a Zoom room and are led through an evening featuring rehearsed performance, audience interaction (only to the degree you are comfortable), improvisation, and puzzle clues. Show length is approximately 70 minutes; ages 12 and up; free admission. Performances run Wednesday, Feb. 17 - Sunday, Feb. 21. 

Rescheduled to Thursday, Feb. 25 due to weather. Stop by the Foutch Alumni House to grab lunch to go as we celebrate Belmont Faithful members (donors who have made consecutive gifts for two or more years). These loyal patrons provide annual financial support which sustains quality academic programming and scholarship development.

4:00 PM | Belmont Women’s Basketball vs Jacksonville State
7:00 PM | Belmont Men’s Basketball vs Jacksonville State

Tickets are extremely limited due to COVID-19 restrictions. We encourage fans to tune in on ESPN+.

The Office of Career and Professional Development and Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business invite students to learn about how to engage fans in the music industry, led by a Belmont alum.

Real Talk is an open, frank and honest dialogue focusing on, but not limited to diversity and inclusion here at Belmont University as well as nationally and globally. A safe and brave space to voice all opinions. We will focus on diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.

Featured speaker: Dr. Bob Fisher, Belmont President

Join the Belmont family for a 15-minute prayer walk through campus. 

Celebrating this elite group of alumni from Belmont’s 50 year class. We welcome the Class of 1971 to the Tower Society.

Join us for the 3rd annual Belmont College of Health Sciences and Nursing Homecoming CE event.

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 led to one of the most significant and unprecedented shifts in U.S. healthcare delivery over a period of six weeks. Professor Van Horn will use medical billing data to highlight the nature of changes in health care delivery that resulted from the shut-down, including the noteworthy shift to telemedicine.  

Join us for an interactive leadership experience and learn about Belmont’s Office of Leadership Development (BOLD) and how current Presidential Scholars are involved. Hear campus update from senior leaders. Saturday, Feb. 20 from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Please register by Thursday, Feb. 18th.

1:00 PM – Belmont Women’s Basketball vs Tennessee Tech 
4:00 PM – Belmont Men’s Basketball vs Tennessee Tech

Between games:  Homecoming Court

Tickets are extremely limited due to COVID-19 restrictions. We encourage fans to tune in on ESPN+.

An annual tradition featuring Dr. Richard Shadinger, Professor Emeritus of Music and Campus Carillonneur.