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Nashville safety concerns lead female runners at Vanderbilt to unite with Chicks With Kicks

Debrief with Diermeier: Examining the university's response to the Kirkland Hall sit-in

Chancellor Daniel Diermeier said the policy of institutional neutrality halted BDS demands before the matter of Tennessee law came into question.

Vanderbilt community reacts to restaurant, apartment shootings in Nashville

The shootings, which both occurred last week, each resulted in one dead and took place less than four miles away from Vanderbilt’s campus.

Vanderbilt Young Americans for Freedom host Michael Knowles speaker event, elicits mixed community response

Student organizations spoke out in protest and urged an event boycott, while organizers and many in attendance expressed a desire for similar events in the future.

Intruder trespasses into class, arrested in Featheringill-Jacobs Hall

The professor of the class called on Vanderbilt to increase building and classroom security and implement emergency preparedness trainings.

Vanderbilt increasing patrols 'out of abundance of caution' after stalking, robbery arrests

Belmont University student shot in Edgehill, passes away from injuries

Belmont University first-year Jillian Ludwig suffered an “accidental” gunshot wound to the head on the afternoon of Nov. 7 when walking on the track in Edgehill Community Memorial Gardens Park, per statements shared on X by the Metro Nashville Police Department. Ludwig was admitted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in “extremely critical condition” up to...

Debrief with Diermeier: Chancellor draws line on principled neutrality

Plus, the Chancellor shares his favorite Taylor Swift song and Thanksgiving traditions.

VUPD reports two vehicle thefts, five vehicle break-ins near campus

One vehicle was stolen from the Wesley Place Garage, and the second theft and break-ins all occurred in university lots near Warren and Moore Colleges.

Annual Security and Fire Safety Report shows increase in stalking, decrease in domestic violence

Vanderbilt’s 2023 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report showed a significant increase in reports of motor vehicle theft, fondling and stalking and showed a decrease in reported instances of domestic and dating violence.  In compliance with the Clery Act, Vanderbilt University Police Department annually publishes its crime statistics. The included statistics refer to reported instances...