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Vanderbilt University will expand its presence, reputation and impact around the globe with the appointment of a new vice provost for global engagement, who will lead efforts to bring the world to Vanderbilt and bring Vanderbilt to the world.

Emboldened more than ever.

Vanderbilt University has shaped Nashville — and the nation — for 150 years now. Take a look back and ahead with a walk through campus.

Editor’s note: Kelly X. Hui attended the quad protests and documented them as a protester with Students for Justice in Palestine UChicago and as an organizer with #CareNotCops and UChicago United for Palestine. The identities of protesters and organizers were kept anonymous. On Monday, October 16, UChicago community members begin to occupy the main quad....

By Joseph Becker Caity Stuart ’23 M.Div. returned to YDS at the beginning of the academic year to take on an inaugural role. Her work will be instrumental in the Divinity School’s efforts to create regenerative living programming and pedagogy around the Living Village. She sat down with YDS Communications to elaborate. Yours is a new position. How did it come into being?

James Tuttleton on “The Death of Satan: How Americans Have Lost the Sense of Evil” by Andrew Delbanco.

University of Chicago professors offer perspectives on non-violent resistance, Israeli settlements in Gaza, the University’s collaboration with Israel, and the one-state solution.

Hong Kong’s newly appointed Roman Catholic cardinal said he dreamed of bishops and faithfuls from different parts of greater China pra...

Americans were shocked that college kids could come out on the side of genocide. But they've been taught lies and false narratives by the universities themselves.

The Secretary-General of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations addressed a group of students and academics in Oxfordö