Anders Nelson News Today

Anders Nelson is living his best life as an out gay volleyball coach in the storied SEC.

The Aurora City Council passed a resolution that the city won't be funding the migrant response in its jurisdiction in order to avoid Denver's problems.

The Vanderbilt athletic department and volleyball head coach Anders Nelson helped establish the Student Fan Council on Feb. 7. The council will have a direct hand in creating a unique and new culture of Vanderbilt volleyball.  “We have high goals for this program down the road, and we know we need a really passionate student...

Three years since division hopping from D-III, the Tommies have proven they are among the best in the Summit League.

From celebrating its 150th anniversary to launching the most ambitious fundraising campaign in university history, from reaching new heights in research funding to fostering civil discourse and a culture of belonging on campus, take a look back at some of the ways Vanderbilt dared to grow this year.

The story of how the first-time head coach plans to build something great at Vanderbilt.

Vanderbilt Volleyball head coach Anders Nelson announced his first signing class Wednesday afternoon.

But the three in 10 who were successful had significant amounts shaved off their home values.

In a year that saw property owners file a record number of attempts to lower their property values — as calculated for tax purposes — in Arapahoe and Douglas counties, thousands of property owners have now received notices that their values have been decreased. 

Denver's success rate held fairly close to the historical average, despite a record volume of residential appeals, which was covered by staff working overtime hours, said Assessor Keith Erffmeyer.