The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University

The Vanderbilt Hustler
The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University since 1888
Memorial Magic is back! Read more about the men's revamped roster and women's experienced team.
The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University

The Vanderbilt Hustler
The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University since 1888
Memorial Magic is back! Read more about the men's revamped roster and women's experienced team.
The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University

The Vanderbilt Hustler
The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Memorial Magic is back! Read more about the men's revamped roster and women's experienced team.
Jenna Moldaver

Jenna Moldaver, Former Staff Writer

Jenna Moldaver (‘21) triple majored in English, women’s and gender studies and history in the College of Arts and Science. Originally from Colts Neck, New Jersey, she enjoys running, spoiling her two dogs and bothering everyone around her with her specific standards for bagels. She can be reached at [email protected].

All content by Jenna Moldaver
As I read “Anxious People,” I thought about how an elderly widow, a retired couple, two expectant mothers, a real estate agent and a career-obsessed banker—a mixed bag of individuals from all walks of life—found each other in the same place and filled each other up in ways they didn’t realize they even needed. (Hustler Staff/Jenna Moldaver)

Lessons & Literature: “Anxious People” tells an unlikely story of connection

By Jenna Moldaver, Columnist
Oct 4, 2020
To respect those who inhabited these lands first, whose homes were stolen by settler-colonialism, we must recognize what exists at their expense: Nashville and Vanderbilt, at the expense of the homelands of the Shawnee people.

Lessons & Literature: “There There” creates a space for the contemporary Native perspective lacking in popular culture and discourse

By Jenna Moldaver, Columnist
Jul 16, 2020
We must hold novels like “Sula” with the same regard that we do novels like “Little Women,” not only because they deserve it, but also because if we don’t, we fail entirely to complete one of literature’s most fundamental goals: to understand lives that are different from our own.

Lessons & Literature: We need to redefine “classic” literature

By Jenna Moldaver, Columnist
Jun 6, 2020
Lulu Miller's book provides an honest exploration of what it looks like to crawl out of chaos and draw meaning from destruction.

Lessons & Literature: “Why Fish Don’t Exist” is the perfect read to get you through this pandemic

By Jenna Moldaver, Columnist
May 19, 2020
Atmalogy closes its doors on October 14

Atmalogy closes its doors on October 14

By Jenna Moldaver, Voices Editor
Oct 14, 2018
Libraries’ Open Mind Series returns with event on informed citizenship and mass media

Libraries’ Open Mind Series returns with event on informed citizenship and mass media

By Jenna Moldaver, Voices Editor
Oct 10, 2018
MLC presents "Lanterns" on Thursday, February 15, 2018 in Alumni Hall. (Photo by Emily Gonçalves)

Finding home at Vanderbilt: Campus life for international students

By Jenna Moldaver, Voices Editor
Feb 18, 2018
Voices Editor Jenna Moldaver

EDITOR’S MIX: Voices Editor Jenna Moldaver

By Jenna Moldaver, Voices Editor
Oct 15, 2017
Jenna Moldaver

Why writing is the best way to record our experiences

By Jenna Moldaver, Voices Editor
Sep 20, 2017
Why we still need Obama-era sexual assault policy

Why we still need Obama-era sexual assault policy

By Jenna Moldaver, Voices Editor
Sep 8, 2017
Exposing the Worst to Inspire Our Best: Vanderbilt’s True Life Presentation

Exposing the Worst to Inspire Our Best: Vanderbilt’s True Life Presentation

By Jenna Moldaver, Voices Editor
Sep 6, 2017