Vanderbilt Student Government (VSG) is in the process of forming a committee that will encourage the university to rename campus buildings that have slave-owner ties.
This committee will focus on...
On Jan. 10, Pfizer announced that it has begun manufacturing a fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose specifically targeting the omicron variant, as well as the virus’s other variants, such as delta. As of publication,...
Women seeking abortions will be able to be blocked by the men who impregnated them if Tennessee Senate Bill 0494 is passed by the state legislature during the session that began on Jan. 11.
Aaditi Lele, Deputy News Editor
• January 13, 2022
In November 2021, NashvilleHealth, a healthcare nonprofit founded by Senator Bill Frist, and its partners published a first-of-its-kind review of the city’s ongoing COVID-19 response. The report, titled...
On Jan. 11, Vanderbilt hosted a virtual Undergraduate Students and Families Town Hall to share updates regarding Campus Dining, COVID-19 protocols and student support services for the Spring 2022 semester.
Director...
A class action lawsuit filed on Jan. 9 accuses 16 major U.S. universities, including Vanderbilt, of illegally colluding to limit student financial aid. The suit was filed in the Northern District of Illinois...
The 2022-23 Housing Process was released on Jan. 7 and includes altered residential college and off-campus housing lotteries, additional residence halls and increased housing costs.
A Commodore Card outage on Jan. 5 left students locked out of their dorms and unable to purchase food amid the looming Jan. 6 Winter Storm Warning in the Nashville area.
Ruth Aklilu was a student in the College of Arts and Science, heavily involved in campus life and remembered by her peers for her passion and selflessness.
