
The Posse Foundation will add Miami and Atlanta cohorts in the 2025-26 school year, making Vanderbilt the institution with the most cohorts for the scholarship and a leading number of Posse Scholars.
By Spencer George, Staff Writer • May 7, 2025

Protestors rallied together to reject policies from President Donald Trump’s administration regarding economics, human rights and immigration, among others.
By José Ruiz-Zepeda, News Beat Head • Apr 8, 2025

By Alison Winters, News Editor • Mar 14, 2025

Students and faculty expressed concerns about the future of education in America after President Donald Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education.

By Brina Ratangee, Editorial Director • Apr 20, 2025

By Shayda Oliaei, News Copy Editor • Apr 20, 2025

By Lexi Abrams, News Beat Head • Mar 31, 2025

The International Student and Scholar Services sent several emails out to international students regarding the safety of international travel, reminders about maintaining immigration status and caution regarding the use of social media amid federal policy changes.
By Hailey Weiner, Staff Writer • May 1, 2025

By Tasfia Alam, Managing Editor • Apr 12, 2025

Following a federal court decision in Kentucky, schools will remain under the 2020 Title IX regulations.
By TaMyra Johnson, Managing Editor • May 5, 2025

By Spencer George, Staff Writer • Apr 29, 2025

By Alison Winters, News Editor • Apr 28, 2025

By Brina Ratangee, Editorial Director • Apr 24, 2025

Vanderbilt Law School entered the top 14 law schools for the first time and rose five places from last year’s No. 19 ranking.

Third-year law student Jessica Coulombe alleged that the owners of The Broadview at Vanderbilt incorrectly installed an AC unit that led to toxic mold growth and then, upon discovering this mold, neglected to inform her.
By Brina Ratangee, Editorial Director • Apr 18, 2025