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
Misleading poster circulates Vanderbilt as student case of mumps is confirmed
Grace Lee, Staff Writer
February 24, 2020
Student Health does not currently advise a third MMR vaccine unless students have been in close contact with an infected individual.
IFC membership is down 37 percent from 2015, six of ten IFC fraternities currently on social suspension
Immanual John Milton, Deputy News Editor
February 23, 2020
At least seven fraternities scheduled to return to campus in the next five years, including Beta Theta Pi this fall.
Vanderbilt MHS professor’s research presents potential strategy for understanding how outside factors affect mental health and patient-therapist dynamics
Lila Johnson and Jake Schenthal
February 22, 2020
New case study shows that a technique called dialogic praxis may fundamentally change how we approach therapy.
Lunar New Year Festival celebrates Year of the Rat with Ratatouille-inspired showcase
February 21, 2020
VUCSSA, VUCA and AASA each host annual celebrations of the Lunar New Year that showcase cultural performances and art exhibitions. This year’s Lunar New Year Festival draws inspiration from the animated movie Ratatouille, due to the fact that 2020 is the year of the rat.
‘I just don’t understand using the fact of a pre-clearance process as a fact not to be forthcoming’: former National Security Advisors Susan Rice and John Bolton discuss impeachment testimony, foreign policy and more at Chancellor’s Lecture Series event
Jessica M. Barker, Deputy News Editor
February 20, 2020
After serving as National Security Advisors to various presidential administrations, Rice and Bolton came to Langford Auditorium, speaking to a sold-out house about their experiences in the role and weighing in on future implications of foreign policy decisions.
Q&A: Former National Security Advisor Susan Rice answered questions on presidential pressure, the travel ban and congressional war powers
Jessica M. Barker and Immanual John Milton
February 20, 2020
The Hustler sat down with the Obama-era official prior to her appearance in the CLS talk alongside John Bolton.
Q&A: Former National Security Advisor John Bolton sits down with The Hustler prior to CLS talk
Jessica M. Barker and Immanual John Milton
February 19, 2020
The former Trump official discusses North Korea, free speech and his legacy.
Array of Things sensor data suggest changes to 21st Ave. crosswalks, pedestrian bridge
Emma Mattson, Copy Editor
February 19, 2020
A civil engineering team installs sensors across campus to collect environmental data and video footage.
Vanderbilt’s Office for Inclusive Excellence continues ‘InclusAbility Campaign’
February 19, 2020
InclusAbility Campaign this year includes a series of workshops, speakers and other programming throughout the semester to educate the Vanderbilt student body and celebrate those who are disabled.
AEI college affordability event showcases Vanderbilt professor’s work on the importance of accessible student loans
February 17, 2020
AEI resident scholar Jason Delisle discusses higher education costs and accessibility with Vanderbilt economics professor Lesley Turner.
Vanderbilt limits international study abroad program options for A&S and Peabody students
Jessica M. Barker, Deputy News Editor
February 16, 2020
The policy change, announced in Jan. 28 and Feb. 6 emails for A&S and Peabody respectively, prompted the passage of a VSG Senate resolution. The resolution calls for administration to delay the change.
HBO Max hits the ground running, and here’s what to watch
May 27, 2020
A new contender joins the streaming wars—HBO Max. With an impressive collection of classic movies, sitcoms and animated series, the new streaming service might actually stand a chance against industry titan Netflix.
Vanderbilt’s OACS envisions service opportunities for potential fall scenarios
May 26, 2020
As Nashville reopens, Vanderbilt’s Office of Active Citizenship and Service is coordinating with local organizations to evaluate potential service opportunities for the coming semester.
Vanderbilt Basketball promotes Damany Hendrix to assistant coach
May 26, 2020
Damany Hendrix, Vanderbilt's director of player development and quality control, has been named an assistant coach by Jerry Stackhouse.
Peace of Mind: Meet me and my anxiety
May 26, 2020
How my anxiety significantly impacts my ability to function every day, and why we need to talk more about mental health at Vanderbilt
Words and advice from emeriti faculty
May 25, 2020
33 Vanderbilt faculty honored with the title of Emeriti faculty on May 8.
Vanderbilt to participate in SEC competition creating videos to thank essential workers
May 25, 2020
VSG helps coordinate ‘SEC Gratitude Challenge’ with the conference’s student governments. Challenge will take place from today until Friday.
