Jessica M. Barker, News Editor
May 21, 2020
The 1,036-person survey administered between April 9 and May 10 found that over half of the participants had economic concerns, and the polled residents tended to endorse policies to mitigate COVID-19 spread.
The Hustler sits down with the 2020 Founder’s Medalists
May 19, 2020
Named after Cornelius Vanderbilt, the award is given to one student graduating from each of Vanderbilt’s ten schools and colleges.
May 17, 2020
The Warren Foundation donated to further potential treatments for disorders such as schizophrenia and Alzheimer’s on May 5.
Center for Teaching prepares faculty in the case of an online semester
May 16, 2020
The Online Course Design Institute is a two-week course for faculty designed to improve the online student experience.
Simon Gibbs, Sports Editor
May 22, 2020
While the Southeastern Conference is ready for student-athletes to return for voluntary workouts, Vanderbilt did not publicly issue a decision on the matter.
Class of 2020 celebrates Commencement online
May 8, 2020
In lieu of in-person celebrations, Vanderbilt held a week-long celebration of the Class of 2020 with a log of videos and messages to highlight the graduates’ achievements.
Vanderbilt’s ‘Return to Campus Plan’ to reopen ‘specific, limited, on-campus operations’
May 7, 2020
While Nashville will begin reopening May 11, Vanderbilt will implement its own framework of reopening, which will begin with on-campus research that cannot be done remotely May 18
Vanderbilt student files class-action lawsuit against the university for its reimbursement policy
April 30, 2020
The case aims to include all students enrolled during the Spring 2020 semester who paid any tuition, fees and/or housing that were denied in-person instruction and/or campus facilities.
University works on ‘individual by individual’ basis to address grad student concerns
April 25, 2020
On April 8, Graduate Workers United penned an open letter requesting additional support including funding extensions and coverage for COVID-19 and mental healthcare expenses. In response, university administrators have stressed the ‘decentralized’ nature of graduate education and encouraged students to find solutions with their individual schools, departments and mentors.
Simon Gibbs, Sports Editor
May 18, 2020
Phil Jackson told the Bulls that losing was a possibility. The dynasty said otherwise.
Nashville’s Feed the Front Line to host virtual benefit festival
May 18, 2020
Feed the Front Line is partnering with CMT in hopes of raising funds to continue supporting local restaurants and delivering food around U.S. cities. Feed the Front Line LIVE will be streaming from CMT’s Facebook and Youtube channels May 20.
From co-creator of “Rick and Morty,” new alien family sitcom “Solar Opposites” stalls at liftoff
May 12, 2020
New Hulu original series “Solar Opposites” follows “Rick and Morty’s” lead with genre subversions and witty, unique characters—so why does it still fail?
“The Last Dance” Episodes 7 and 8: Fathers, Fights and a Mind Like No Other
May 11, 2020
Episodes seven and eight of the hit documentary series featured Michael Jordan’s baseball career and his memorable 1996 NBA Championship on Father’s Day.
Jenna Moldaver, Columnist
May 19, 2020
Why this genre-bending book will inspire you to look at chaos differently.
Sophomore Spotlight: How getting sent home forced me to reassess my priorities at Vandy
May 14, 2020
A reflection on the chaotic end to this semester, and the light at the end of the tunnel
Finding My Voice: E-Learning for music majors
April 19, 2020
How music majors have been uniquely affected by the shift to online learning
Surviving Social Distancing: How to handle another month of online classes
April 11, 2020
Don't know how you'll make it to the finish line this semester? Try out these online learning tips
April 11, 2020
Consistent disregard for transparency from the university’s administration is preventing us from doing our job as a student newspaper.
April 10, 2020
Schulman’s article about the ineffectiveness of a stimulus check due to social isolation shows a narrow perspective that ignores the obvious needs of low and middle-class workers.
Opinion: Why I’m more scared of Anti-Asian hate crimes than getting the coronavirus
April 6, 2020
The United States has experienced public health scares before, yet the COVID-19 outbreak has caused xenophobia to resurface across America.
Guest Editorial: Universal Pass/Fail is the Only Equitable Option
March 30, 2020
Giving students a Pass/Fail option adds undue pressure in a time of emergency.
March 26, 2020
The global outbreak of COVID-19 is far, far more significant than us, and we should think collectively and behave responsibly.
