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Madison Glenn-Lawson

Madison Glenn-Lawson, Former Staff Writer

Madison Glenn-Lawson ('24) is from Akron, Ohio. She was a staff writer or the Voices section for The Hustler. Madison is majoring in political science and economics and minoring in business. She was also a part of the House Programming and Advisory Council for Vanderbilt. You can reach her at [email protected] 

All content by Madison Glenn-Lawson
However, I decided my social life on campus was not going to be defined by discouraging statistics. Instead, it was going to be what I wanted it to be. That is the key to having a successful campus environment—it is what you make of it. (Hustler Staff/Emery Little)

The Black Vandy Experience: We Build Our Own Black Unity

April 3, 2021
We, as a community, must address our shortcomings and actively push for a more progressive and equal society. That progress begins when we’re all honest about the racist meanings behind normalized items like Make American Great Again and Blues Lives Matter merchandise. (Hustler Staff/Emery Little)

The Black Vandy Experience: Supporting A Racist System Makes You Racist

November 11, 2020
The Black Cultural Center located behind Buttrick Hall. This is a safe place for black students on campus to connect. The Center has put in place social distancing measures so that, in light of this unusual semester, there can still be a place we can be together and find support. (Photo courtesy Madison Glenn-Lawson)

The Black Vandy Experience: The BCC, A Home Away From Home

October 3, 2020
50-200 first-years were caught breaking Vanderbilt’s COVID-19 protocols by gathering on the Common’s Lawn. This sparked many arguments between partygoers and students who do not want to be sent home early. (Photographer Unknown)

The Black Vandy Experience: You Shouldn’t Use Police Brutality to Protect Your White Privilege

September 13, 2020

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