PHOTOS OF THE WEEK: Thankful for the fall

The race to the end of the semester begins.

Thanksgiving dinner table, as photographed on Nov. 24, 2022. (Hustler Multimedia/Connie Chen)

By Barrie Barto, Photography Director

Dec 6, 2022

Thanksgiving Break

This Thanksgiving break, our staffers took a well-deserved break from life on campus to spend time at home and recharge. Staff photographer Aryan Garg traveled to New York City, where he took many street-style photos of people and city life.

Sports Section

Football season came to a painful end with the Commodores falling against Tennessee. First Bank Stadium was awash with orange and white, while the black and gold Vanderbilt fans drowned in the rain. Inside Memorial, the men’s and women’s basketball teams have kept dry and are fighting for a better season.

Campus happenings

Despite the semester almost being over, campus was abuzz with activity this week. Karma Sangam celebrated Hindu performing arts, while Vanderbilt Chabad hosted Shabbat 500, the biggest Hakhel Shabbat dinner on campus in Vanderbilt’s history. Staffers have also taken to the streets to escape the fast pace of campus. Miguel Beristain went to flipturn at The Beast.

About the Contributors

Barrie Barto, Editor-in-Chief

Barrie Barto ('25) is majoring in medicine, health & society and communication of science & technology with a neuroscience minor in the College of Arts and Science. She previously served as Photography Director. When she’s not hiking in Percy Warner, you can find Barrie cheering on the St. Louis Blues or tracking down the best gluten-free food in Nashville. She can be reached at [email protected].

Miguel Beristain, Senior Staff Photographer

Miguel Beristain (’25) is a philosophy major in the College of Arts and Science from Murfreesboro, Tennessee. When not shooting for The Hustler, he can usually be found hammocking on Alumni Lawn, exploring new restaurants or practicing guitar. He can be reached at [email protected].

Sean Onamade, Digital Editor

Sean Onamade (‘25) is from Calgary, Canada, and is majoring in computer science in the School of Engineering. When not staying up late to work on code, Sean snaps photos, hits the gym and takes some time to learn a new language. He can be reached at [email protected].

Arianna Santiago, Former Senior Staff Photographer

Arianna Santiago ('24) is from Bremerton, Wash., and studying electrical and computer engineering in the School of Engineering. When not shooting for The Hustler or for freelance work, Arianna can be found leading campus tours, organizing events for University Catholic, attempting to study and procrastinating her lab reports. You can reach her at [email protected].

Ophelia Lu, Deputy Photography Editor

Ophelia Lu (’26) is from Los Angeles and is double majoring in biomedical and electrical engineering in the School of Engineering. She previously served as a staff photographer. When not covering events and sports games for The Hustler, you can find her listening to a lot of music, studying at Starbucks or lying on Alumni lawn. She 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].

Aryan Garg, Staff Photographer

Aryan Garg ('26) is majoring in computer science and mathematics in the College of Engineering. Aryan is from Cupertino, California and he spends his time procrastinating on homework by running, reading, taking photos, playing games and sleeping.

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].

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