The Seven Students No One Told Me About
Earle Maxwell '09 never heard the story of the 1969 Science Building takeover — until now.
The Voice
A newsletter about embracing of diverse perspectives in the Belmont Abbey College community among faculty and student population.
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An Abbey Man Who Arrived With Nothing and Gave Everything
How Ed de Torres — Abbey Man, Scout Leader, and Public Defender — spent a lifetime living up to that moment
Belmont Abbey opened the door
How Frank Parker helped shape Charlotte’s educational landscape
“The Black Cheerleader Chick”
She was the only Black cheerleader at Belmont Abbey in the late nineties. Decades later, her voice still carries.
A Responsibility To Remember
Lance Wheeler and the Power of Black History
The Coach Belmont Abbey Helped Make
Frank McKinney didn’t arrive at Belmont Abbey to play rugby. The 1992 Abbey grad and NCAA champion coach had other plans.
The Promise
Belmont-based Black Star Theater Company Eyes New Stage at Future Belmont Abbey College Visual and Performing Arts Center
From Abbey Lane to City Hall
Angela Dreher’s journey from Abbey Lane to Gastonia City Hall is a story of quiet determination and lifelong service.
RIP Humpy
Two stories among many tell the tale of the legendary racing promoter, Abbey advocate
Livin' the Abbey life
In the 80s, Bryan Sprinkle did it all while living a closeted college life. The landscape was different back then, but he found his niche among friends and professors in Abbey land.