The events provided education and training for preventing violence and supporting survivors.
The building assessments, part of a broader security review Vanderbilt announced in August, may involve officers and security consultants entering residents’ suites.
The students, identifying themselves as Vanderbilt Jews for Ceasefire, marched across Alumni Lawn, while banners with similar messaging were hung around campus.
Despite three carjacking incidents in under a month, VUPS reported “no indications” of increased risk to students.
The two discussed the pros and cons of social media, consequences of censorship and the role of misinformation.
Nearly 200 Vanderbilt undergraduates representing every school presented their research to faculty members and students at the fair.
The Nashville community learned about the work of makers in the area.