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Friday, January 14, 2011
Pretty as a picture
Belmont: Then and Now, the Senior Capstone Project of the outgoing BFA students, is now on permanent display throughout the first floor stacks of the library. Each frame consists of both a contemporary and an historic (1863- 1951) image of Belmont University's campus. The contrast depicts the changes, both subtle and stark, that have figured in the landscape of our university.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Lila's home...
Welcome back, all! You can (and should!) stop by to cuddle up with your laptop or textbooks at the following times:
Monday - Thursday 7am - 11pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 1pm - 11pm
We'll switch to extended hours after spring break. Check the hours page for exceptions or more info.
Monday - Thursday 7am - 11pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 1pm - 11pm
We'll switch to extended hours after spring break. Check the hours page for exceptions or more info.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Final(s) countdown
Very important info:
1. We're open! Check it!
2. Need a computer? The McWhorter Classroom (the lab on the right as you enter the library) is available. Use it!
Fun stuff, or a friendly reminder to play a little bit:
12/8: Program Board is showing Elf at 7pm on Dead Day. Wash down this classic Christmas film with pancakes and milk from 9-11pm, muchas gracias a University Ministries.
12/9 to 12/15, weekdays at noon and 5pm: Exam Exercise will get some blood flowing to your brain and help you cope with the stress. Not that you're stressed.
12/10-12/12: 2010 Sundance Shorts at Belcourt. Short and sweet. and distracting and entertaining.
12/12: Last opportunity to see The Piper in Lila's favorite intimate theatre venue, Belmont's Black Box.
12/13: You've heard about the Mozart effect, right? Sonically stimulate your brain at Belmont Camerata Musicale's presentation of Corelli’s Christmas Concerto and take part in a super-fun sing-along. Who cares if Wolfie didn't make the program? Mansion @ 7:30pm.
Ongoing: Need to see some Christmas Lights? Head to Country Christmas at Opryland Hotel for a glimpse at nearly 2 million of 'em.
1. We're open! Check it!
2. Need a computer? The McWhorter Classroom (the lab on the right as you enter the library) is available. Use it!
Fun stuff, or a friendly reminder to play a little bit:
12/8: Program Board is showing Elf at 7pm on Dead Day. Wash down this classic Christmas film with pancakes and milk from 9-11pm, muchas gracias a University Ministries.
12/9 to 12/15, weekdays at noon and 5pm: Exam Exercise will get some blood flowing to your brain and help you cope with the stress. Not that you're stressed.
12/10-12/12: 2010 Sundance Shorts at Belcourt. Short and sweet. and distracting and entertaining.
12/12: Last opportunity to see The Piper in Lila's favorite intimate theatre venue, Belmont's Black Box.
12/13: You've heard about the Mozart effect, right? Sonically stimulate your brain at Belmont Camerata Musicale's presentation of Corelli’s Christmas Concerto and take part in a super-fun sing-along. Who cares if Wolfie didn't make the program? Mansion @ 7:30pm.
Ongoing: Need to see some Christmas Lights? Head to Country Christmas at Opryland Hotel for a glimpse at nearly 2 million of 'em.
Friday, December 3, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Study late(r)
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Break me off a piece of that!
Fall break is almost upon us. Those of you sticking around will be glad to know that the library and LVC will be open:
Friday, October 15: 7am - 4:30pm
Saturday, October 16: noon - 4:30pm
Sunday, October 17: 5pm - 9:00pm
Monday and Tuesday, October 18 -19: 8am - 4:30pm
Friday, October 15: 7am - 4:30pm
Saturday, October 16: noon - 4:30pm
Sunday, October 17: 5pm - 9:00pm
Monday and Tuesday, October 18 -19: 8am - 4:30pm
Monday, October 4, 2010
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