Abroad program classes in Barcelona, Madrid suspended for two weeks
Rachel Friedman and Immanual John Milton
March 10, 2020
Students returning to the U.S. must fill out the university self-report form and stay away from campus for at least 14 days.
Vanderbilt classes canceled this week, online classes begin next week
Rachel Friedman, Editor in Chief
March 9, 2020
All non-athletic events and student gatherings are canceled through the end of the semester; the university will remain open with limited services.
Hidden ’Dores launches campaign for Campus Dining workers’ rights
Ryan Suddath, Staff Writer
March 8, 2020
The campaign, kicking off with posters displayed around campus, intends to spread awareness about dining workers’ low job satisfaction as Campus Dining prepares for contract renegotiations in Sept. 2020
BREAKING: Vanderbilt student tests positive for coronavirus in Chicago
Eva Durchholz, Rachel Friedman, and Immanual John Milton
March 5, 2020
The student said other students in the program had symptoms but were sent home from Italian hospitals without getting tested.
Q&A: Coronavirus expert Mark Denison speaks to The Hustler about the spread of COVID-19
Immanual John Milton, Deputy News Editor
March 4, 2020
Denison, Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Vanderbilt Medical School, talks about the Denison Lab’s coronavirus antiviral research, costs of the potential vaccine and the legitimacy of the 14-day quarantine policy.
Vanderbilt campus survives tornadoes unscathed
Eva Durchholz, Rachel Friedman, and Immanual John Milton
March 3, 2020
The storm, which hit in the early hours of Tuesday morning, led to significant damage across the city and two deaths in Davidson County.
CORONAVIRUS: Vanderbilt requires all community members to report travel to South Korea, Italy, Iran, China to the university, imposes self-isolation off campus for 14 days
Rachel Friedman and Immanual John Milton
February 29, 2020
UPDATED: University responds to CDC message encouraging higher education institutions to consider returning study abroad students to the United States.
BREAKING: Vanderbilt in Florence study abroad program suspended
Rachel Friedman and Immanual John Milton
February 29, 2020
The director of CET Academic Programs in Italy encouraged students to leave Italy Feb. 28 due to coronavirus.
New reptile that swam with the dinosaurs discovered by Vanderbilt professor
February 27, 2020
An analysis of a fossil discovered in 2011 provides possible clues for the disappearance of an ancient marine reptile.
Vanderbilt students plan D.C. pharmaceutical advocacy trip, will pitch drug policy briefs to Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Marsha Blackburn and other legislators
Ryan Suddath, Staff Writer
February 26, 2020
Ten members of the Vanderbilt chapter of Universities Allied for Essential Medicines will meet with 18 Congress members during Spring Break.
French Ambassador to the United States Philippe Étienne visits Vanderbilt
February 25, 2020
French Ambassador discusses French-American Relations at lunch-and-learn event hosted by the Global Scholars Program
IN PHOTOS: The Lunar New Year Festival Showcase 2020
Jenny Gao, Staff Photographer
February 25, 2020
Check out our multimedia coverage of this year’s Lunar New Year Festival Showcase
Guest Editorial: Universal Pass/Fail is the Only Equitable Option
March 30, 2020
Giving students a Pass/Fail option adds undue pressure in a time of emergency.
RAs lose pay for April and May; staff and Work Study recipients maintain normal pay
March 29, 2020
Many student workers said they were given options to work remotely on special online projects. However, Resident Advisors are being denied the April stipend typically guaranteed by their contracts due to “reduced need,” a university spokesperson said.
Escape to a blissful island with “Animal Crossing: New Horizons”
March 29, 2020
Deviating slightly from series norms, “New Horizons” is a wonderfully therapeutic and lovingly handcrafted town simulator that arrived at just the right time.
March 28: 7 best things that happened this week
March 28, 2020
When it seems as though the world is crashing down, it’s important to remember that there is still good out there—and this article proves it. Read on to find out how people are staying positive while in quarantine.
Surviving Social Distancing: Let’s get physical(ly well)
March 28, 2020
How to make caring for your body a priority during the coronavirus pandemic
March 28, 2020
Sebastian had been researching new treatments for small-cell carcinoma at Vanderbilt.
