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Leagues of their Own

Welcome Week fun! See how the university, along with its numerous support centers, groups and organizations, rolled out the black and gold carpet all week and through the weekend to help new and returning students experience how valued they are to the Vanderbilt community.

In a reaffirmation of its commitment to free expression, Vanderbilt University today launched Dialogue Vanderbilt. The initiative aims to provide a range of programs to students, faculty and the broader community to promote civil discourse and better understand and address political polarization.

Vanderbilt University Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs C. Cybele Raver respond to the shooting incident at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill on Aug. 28.

Chancellor Daniel Diermeier visited Washington, D.C., this summer to show support for federal investments in research and higher education on a trip organized by the Vanderbilt Office of Federal Relations.  Diermeier met with Senator Marsha Blackburn, Senator Bill Hagerty (BA’81, JD’84), Representative Chuck Fleischmann and Representative David Kustoff — all of whom are Republican members...

The construction at Kirkland Hall, which began in September 2021, is anticipated to be completed before the end of the Fall 2023 semester, Vanderbilt Facilities told The Hustler. The esplanade surrounding the building is expected to be finished a few weeks prior to the building. While Facilities did not offer a specific completion date, Vanderbilt’s...

Legacy Chapter

Conservative commentator Matt Walsh alleged that the clinic performs gender-affirming procedures to draw in profits and does not tolerate employees’ personal and religious concerns.

MBA, Nashville Public Radio, Vanderbilt announce updates