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Graduate students continue to protest university response to omicron variant

Brina Ratangee and Jessica Barker
January 26, 2022
Vanderbilt graduate students and graduate workers gather at the Harold Stirling Vanderbilt statue to protest university COVID-19 policies on Jan. 18, 2021. (Hustler Staff/Sam Stubbs)

Vanderbilt graduate students protest university’s Spring 2022 COVID-19 response

Sam Stubbs and Charlotte Mauger
January 19, 2022
Highland Quadrangle

Sophomore Ruth Aklilu passes away

Duaa Faquih, Staff Writer
January 6, 2022
College Voices Bonus Episode Artwork

College Voices: BONUS – Protests, Petitions, and Silence

Nandika Chirala, Abhinav Krishnan, and Brynn Jones
October 31, 2021
student activists at the protests

Dores Divest hold Sept. 10 protest at Wyatt Center

Shelby Pybus
September 11, 2021
Wilson Hall

UPDATED: Vanderbilt Lambda Association advocates for more all-gender restrooms on campus

Stanley Zhao, Deputy Opinion Editor
May 19, 2021
Students carried a 14-foot figure of a unicorn to Kirkland Hall on Feb. 23. (Hustler Multimedia / Josh Rehders)

DivestVU, Dores Divest hold an over 30-person protest at Kirkland Hall

Jessica M. Barker, Justine Del Monte, Immanual John Milton, and Avery Muir
February 23, 2021
Aug. 12, outside of the parking lot of the Capitol where members of legislature left after discussing HB/SB 8004 and 8005. Photo by Riko Lee

Plaza Perspectives: ‘Just do the right thing.’

Eva Pace, Life Editor
August 23, 2020
Photo courtesy Peoples Plaza TN.

Don’t lose your voice this school year: social justice actions to take and events to attend

Sahanya Bhaktaram, Deputy Life Editor
August 21, 2020
Students sit on lawn outside of Calhoun Hall.

Student-led initiative to rename Calhoun Hall hosts open Zoom discussion

Thomas Hum, News Copy Editor
July 7, 2020
A protestor held up a Captain America shield in front of the Tennessee State Capitol.

IN PHOTOS: Nashville Black Lives Matter Protest

Hana Batt, Abby Burke, and Krista Panageas
June 5, 2020
Lee began his journey in Nashville. Photo courtesy John Lee

First-year John Lee cycles across mid-America in support of the Black Lives Matter Movement.

Sahanya Bhaktaram, Deputy Life Editor
June 4, 2020
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