The Vandyboys lose the series against Georgia on Saturday, April 10th, 2021. (Hustler Multimedia/ Truman McDaniel)

PHOTOS OF THE WEEK: Performing Arts, Not performing Sports

This week’s photos feature spring blooms, student performers and spectacular sports losses.

By Hunter Long, Multimedia Director

Apr 11, 2021

This week on campus featured live performances, spring blossoms and sports losses.

VPAC Performance

Vanderbilt Students perform at VPAC fest on Saturday, April 10, 2021. (Hustler Multimedia/Josh Rehders) Josh Rehders

On Saturday April 10, VPAC hosted VPAC fest on Wilson lawn. For many, this was the first time that their performing arts groups were able to perform in front of an in-person crowd at Vanderbilt.

Life as a Remote Student

A couple sits on a bench outside on a Sunny day, photographed March 31, 2021. (Hustler Multimedia/Connie Chen) (Connie Chen)

Two Multimedia Staffers have spent time documenting what life has looked like for them while studying completely remotely for this semester.

Baseball and Tennis lose on the weekend

The VandyBoys huddle together before their game against Georgia, photographed on April 10, 2021. (Hustler Multimedia/ Truman McDaniel) (Truman McDaniel )

This weekend, the Vanderbilt Baseball team suffered a rare SEC series loss against Georgia, losing 2 of the 3 games. The last time the VandyBoys lost an SEC series was also against Georgia in 2019.

Spring has come in full

Yellow flowers in a garden outside Kirkland Hall, photographed April 9, 2021. (Alex Venero)

With temperatures rising, Spring, with its beautiful flowers, has come to Vanderbilt campus.

About the Contributors

Hunter Long, Former Multimedia Director

Hunter Long (’21) is from Austin, TX and double majored in molecular biology and medicine, health and society. He is an avid lover of film photography, good music and all things coffee. He can be reached at [email protected].

Josh Rehders, Former Photography Director

Josh Rehders (’24) is from Houston and is studying computer science in the School of Engineering. When he is not shooting for The Hustler, Vanderbilt Athletics or freelancing, he enjoys finding new music and good food. He can be reached at [email protected].

Geena Han, Former Staff Photographer

Geena Han (‘24) is double majoring in environmental sociology and earth and environmental science in the College of Arts and Science. One of her favorite pastimes is crocheting clothes for her dog. You can reach her at [email protected].

Connie Chen, Former Staff Photographer

Connie Chen (’24) is from St. Louis, studying economics in the College of Arts and Science with minors in business and computer science. When she isn’t taking photos, you can find her exploring Nashville’s restaurants, journaling or examining the stock market. She can be reached at [email protected].

Truman McDaniel, Former Multimedia Sports Specialist

Truman McDaniel (2023) is a student in the College of Arts & Science majoring in Environmental and Ecological Biology and Political Science. In his free time, he enjoys taking pictures, drinking coffee and watching movies. He can be reached at [email protected].

Alex Venero, Former Multimedia Director

Alex Venero (‘23) is from Rumson, NJ. She is majoring in Communication Studies with a minor in World Politics. When not shooting for The Hustler, she can be found at almost any Vanderbilt Athletics event or exploring the food and coffee of Nashville. She can be reached at [email protected].

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