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Screenshot of the West End Neighborhood Town Hall speakers, taken on Sept. 7, 2021. (Hustler Staff/Sally Johnson)

OHARE town hall discusses future residential college construction

Sally Johnson, News Copy Editor
September 7, 2021
As students start to move into the new Zeppos Residential College, shown above on Aug. 12, 2020, Chancellor Diermeier and Dean Bandas remind students of the consequences for flouting community COVID-19 guidelines. (Hustler Multimedia/Hunter Long)

IN PHOTOS: Nicholas S. Zeppos residential college

Hunter Long, Multimedia Director
August 16, 2020
Highland quad with the sun streaming in front and a tree

UPS to be sent into dorms to pack students’ belongings, on-campus students to be consolidated into fewer dorms

Jessica M. Barker, Deputy News Editor
March 26, 2020
E. Bronson Ingram, Vanderbilts most recently completed residential college, which opened its doors to students in Fall 2018. Nicholas S. Zeppos College, set to open in Fall 2020, will feature a design similar to E. Bronson Ingram College. (Photo courtesy Claire Barnett)

Newest residential college stamped Nicholas S. Zeppos College

Eva Durchholz, Campus Editor
November 11, 2019
Vanderbilts newest residential college E. Bronson Ingram, photographed April 18, 2018 while still under construction. (Photo courtesy Claire Barnett)

The residential colleges: progress or problem?

Nathaniel Day and Drew Smith
October 15, 2019
IN PHOTOS: 24th Ave. and Vanderbilt Place intersection closed to traffic

IN PHOTOS: 24th Ave. and Vanderbilt Place intersection closed to traffic

Sarah Friedman, Senior Writer
November 26, 2018
photo by Claire Barnett

VSG bill calls for university to eliminate $675 price disparity between residential college halls and other living spaces

Allison Mendoza
April 15, 2018
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