Belmont University News

"They didn't know 'Folsom Prison Blues,' " he said of the signature Johnny Cash song that made a city - just 43 miles east of Dixon, where Pardi grew up - notorious.

Singers Brian Kelley, left, and Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line picked up two prizes at the Academy of Country Music Awards.

Two talented students from Kenwood High School have been selected to participate in a summer program created by the Grammy Foundation.

For Thomas G. Spence, the decision to leave Loyola University New Orleans, where he has taught for the past 15 years, wasn't an easy one.

Florida Georgia Line is the face of the annual Outnumber Hunger campaign, but the group has been working to help the hungry for several years now.

Back when Florida Georgia Line's Brian Kelley played baseball for Belmont University, he and a few teammates would take food almost every week to homeless people living in downtown Nashville.

Belmont University hosted Titans quarterback Jake Locker Wednesday as he joined students in their fight against human trafficking.

There's the woman buying pharmaceuticals out of some guy's trunk in "Take a Little Pill."

Florida Georgia Line is rocking the country world and scoring hits along the way .

Heritage University students finished in 3rd place in a competition against 225 colleges and universities from across the country in the national Enactus USA Expo being held in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Former President George W. Bush's administration, U.S. attorney general Alberto Gonzales, has been named dean of Belmont University.

A former U.S. Attorney General in the Bush Administration was named Thursday the dean of Belmont University's College of Law in Tennessee, school officials said.

Alberto Gonzales, the former U.S. attorney general, has been named dean of Belmont University's College of Law.

If you've ever been to a Billy Reid party or runway show, you know the music is always half the fun.

In the city of music, Belmont University is an exaggerated microcosm - the too-cool hipsters aspire to be paradoxically known and unknown, respected and condemned, ignored and yet still earning enough money to pay for their desert boots and vinyl.

The bride to be has a Master of the Arts in Teaching from Belmont University and is currently employed as an EL kindergarten teacher at Tusculum Elementary School in Nashville.

Sarah Davidson has been making a name for herself in Nashville for years, but music isn't anything new for the Valdosta native.

Inspired as much by dreamscape ruminations on love as she is by Celtic folkways, emerging talent Ashley Davis' forthcoming Night Travels creates an endlessly involving, warmly enveloping atmosphere across its 11 tracks.

Belmont University is launching a Tennessee Healthcare Hall of Fame to honor those who have supported Music City's leading industry.

Cavanaugh will perform country music favorites and songs from her first full-length album, "Simply...," released this past July featuring 11 original songs backed up by top New York and Nashville musicians.