September 11, 2021
Speakers, students and student-led organizations gathered in front of Magnolia Lawn on the afternoon of Sept. 10 to protest Vanderbilt's investment in fossil fuels.
Mae Monette, Staff Writer
September 9, 2021
Nicole Kendrick and Natalie Wallace were named first-place winners for the graduate category, and senior Emma Fagan won the undergraduate category.
Katherine Oung, Staff Writer
September 5, 2021
The pop-up thrift store was located at the Sarratt Gallery and featured over 2,000 pounds of used clothing sourced from Vanderbilt community donations.
Charlotte Mauger and Rachael Perrotta
August 23, 2021
First-year students expressed mixed reactions after Dores Divest interrupted Chancellor’s Diermeier’s Founder's Walk speech using signs and a unicorn sculpture to push Vanderbilt to divest from fossil fuels.
Vanderbilt community reacts to recent incidents of gun violence
June 14, 2021
Government officials, faculty and students have taken action to prevent future mass shootings following an increased number of crimes involving guns.
June 8, 2021
A statewide poll of 1,000 Tennesseans conducted from May 3-20 provides insight into COVID-19 vaccination plans and feelings of unity and division between political parties prior to the 2022 midterm elections.
Students and the university respond to VSG statement on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
May 31, 2021
VSG’s statement regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict prompted 1,133 comments on their post and garnered both support and backlash from student organizations.
September 14, 2021
Campus Dining employees will be receiving bonuses to combat staff shortages that have led to long lines and frustration among students.
“One of the scariest moments of my life:” Waverly, TN flood affects Vanderbilt community
September 11, 2021
Waverly flood invokes students and organizations to collect supplies to support those affected by the flood.
122 Vanderbilt community members test positive from Aug. 29-Sept. 4
September 8, 2021
Amidst a rise in positive COVID-19 cases, the university released a public dashboard, revamped their testing program and added regulations to large gatherings.
Vanderbilt reinstalls outdoor tents for dining and gathering
September 3, 2021
This fall, students, faculty and staff will have an outdoor alternative for various campus activities including dining and studying.
Deniz Orbay and Rachael Perrotta
August 29, 2021
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UPDATED: Founder’s Walk interrupted by Dores Divest demonstration
August 23, 2021
First-year students expressed mixed reactions after Dores Divest interrupted Chancellor’s Diermeier’s Founder's Walk speech using signs and a unicorn sculpture to push Vanderbilt to divest from fossil fuels.
A more inclusive Vanderbilt: What has changed and what still needs to be done
August 17, 2021
Dr. Belinda ‘Otukolo Saltiban became the first associate vice chancellor of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion on Aug. 2 and a Multicultural Community Space will be established in the former AOII house in Fall 2021.
Vanderbilt reinstates universal indoor mask mandate
August 12, 2021
In light of the delta variant and regional vaccination rates, masks will be required indoors for all, regardless of vaccination status, unless individuals can remain socially distanced or are in their dorm.
September 15, 2021
Students were evacuated and some were placed in a hotel on Sept. 14 after the sprinkler system was set off on the fifth floor of Gillette House and caused building-wide flooding.
Sept. 13 Town Hall addresses COVID-19, Campus Dining and student support services
September 14, 2021
Campus Dining employees will be receiving bonuses to combat staff shortages that have led to long lines and frustration among students.
Campus Dining modifies operations as lines and student complaints grow
September 10, 2021
Students met Campus Dining’s efforts with backlash, as wait times carried over from dining halls to the food trucks.
OHARE town hall discusses future residential college construction
September 7, 2021
Construction in the West End neighborhood will continue until 2024 and will conclude with the construction of a sixth residential college.
