The Hustler won 26 College Media Association pinnacles and nine Associated College Press individual awards; other VSC organizations took home three awards.
By Swarada Kulkarni, Deputy News Editor • Nov 10, 2024
By Alison Winters, Deputy News Editor • Nov 6, 2024
Vanderbilt Graduate Workers United filed a petition for union election with National Labor Relations, but the university discouraged the formation of a graduate student union.
By Madeleine Freeland, Staff Writer • Oct 20, 2024
By Brina Ratangee, Editorial Director • Oct 16, 2024
By Brina Ratangee, Editorial Director • Oct 8, 2024
The two senators discussed the 2024 election, Supreme Court nominations, January 6 and careers in public service.
By Lexi Abrams, Staff Writer • Nov 10, 2024
Students were encouraged to use alternative restrooms, sinks, drinking fountains and showers on campus.
By Swarada Kulkarni, Deputy News Editor • Nov 12, 2024
The share of Black and Latinx students dropped 47% and 27%, respectively, from the Class of 2027 to the Class of 2028, while the share of white students rose 14%.
By Barrie Barto, Editor-in-Chief • Nov 8, 2024
By Emile Brozaityte, Staffer-in-training • Oct 26, 2024
By Katie Sasamoto-Kurisu, Staff Writer • Oct 24, 2024
The Hustler sat down with Google DeepMind Director John Jumper to discuss his research experiences and work on AlphaFold, an AI system that can predict protein structures from amino acid sequences.
By Swarada Kulkarni, Deputy News Editor • Nov 2, 2024
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By Spencer George, Staff Writer • Oct 13, 2024
Construction will break ground in May 2025 with the demolition of Branscomb Quadrangle, McTyeire Hall and the University Club. The new residential colleges are expected to open by the 2028-29 academic year.
By Zach Joseph, Senior Staff Writer • Oct 31, 2024