Emily Gonçalves, Multimedia Director
February 16, 2020
Vanderbilt’s African Student Union presents its annual spring showcase, Harambee
Emma Mattson, Copy Editor
February 8, 2020
Harambee Co-chairs Maeva Makendi and Clara Dokyi preview the Feb. 15 showcase.
Rachel Friedman and Immanual John Milton
February 6, 2020
With the suspension of study abroad in China and the potential for travel restrictions to continue through commencement, the Vanderbilt community is feeling the effects of the rapidly growing outbreak.
Ryan Suddath, Staff Writer
January 31, 2020
The law protects the freedom of Tennessee adoption agencies to deny LGTBQI couples based upon religious beliefs
Sen. Lamar Alexander (BA ’62) at the helm of Senate impeachment trial
January 28, 2020
Alexander, third-term TN Senator and former editor of The Hustler, has indicated that he is open to the possibility of voting to call witnesses.
Vanderbilt professor gives post-impeachment remarks on MSNBC national news
December 18, 2019
Political science professor Jon Meacham spoke on MSNBC after the House impeachment became official
December 17, 2019
Tennesseans split on impeachment, approval of representatives in D.C., how state should spend its $1 billion in unspent federal anti-poverty funds
Rachel Friedman and Immanual John Milton
February 6, 2020
With the suspension of study abroad in China and the potential for travel restrictions to continue through commencement, the Vanderbilt community is feeling the effects of the rapidly growing outbreak.
Vanderbilt suspends all spring study abroad programming in mainland China
February 3, 2020
Due to the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, China, Vanderbilt has redirected all students studying abroad in China to other programs.
January 25, 2020
BREAKING: Emergency situation at West Garage near Highland Quad
January 14, 2020
This article was updated 9:18 a.m.
Eva Durchholz, News Editor
February 15, 2020
With an endowment of almost $7 billion, Vanderbilt has invested in a wide array of properties and funds all over Nashville, the state of Tennessee and the world.
America Ferrera lecture cancelled
February 14, 2020
‘Unforeseen circumstances’ cause America Ferrera to cancel her Feb. 17 visit to campus, planned as part of the Chancellor's Lecture Series.
Vanderbilt takes steps to make graduate programs ‘leaner and meaner’
February 9, 2020
As part of this re-evaluation, admissions to some graduate departments are being adjusted or even put on hold; Dean of Arts and Science John Geer cites these changes as part of “investments in academic excellence.”
VSG forms investigative committee to look into A&S decision-making
February 7, 2020
Spurred by administration’s removal of the Stevenson Center greenhouse, four VSG Senators sponsored a bill to learn more about how administration makes decisions.
Kleio Jiang and Amy Zhang
February 13, 2020
The Get Well Meals was spurred out of a concern for student health and well-being, according to Director of Campus Dining Business Services Operations Sean Carroll.
Most rising juniors denied for off-campus housing, Zeppos College to be mostly complete by Aug. 2020
February 9, 2020
OHARE denied rising juniors due to an unprecedentedly high number of rising seniors applying to live off campus.
Q&A with Vanderbilt’s new dietician, Emily Suttle
February 4, 2020
Suttle joined Vanderbilt this year and is available for appointments at dietician@vanderbilt.edu.
The beginning of the (West) end: Town Hall details construction updates for upcoming months
January 12, 2020
Officials meet to discuss student concerns and plans for FutureVU.
