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WILF: Thank you, Vanderbilt - Vimarsana News

WILF: Thank you, Vanderbilt

In just a few days, the Class of 2024 will be saying farewell to a place they’ve called home for the past four years. I was part of a class that had a compromised first year, which was highlighted by classes being held via Zoom and students living without roommates.   As I reflect on what...

The engine of Vanderbilt's culture: Bella Lachance - The Vanderbilt Hustler - Vimarsana News

The engine of Vanderbilt's culture: Bella Lachance - The Vanderbilt Hustler

Meet Vanderbilt’s engine, Bella Lachance.  “Bella brings something to our team that is priceless,” head coach Shea Ralph said about Lachance. “She’s one of our engines. We wouldn’t be here without her.” You usually cannot drive a car without gas. Lachance is Vanderbilt’s engine that does all the work behind the scenes. She has been...

IN PHOTOS: Winter (Brrr)eak - Vimarsana News

IN PHOTOS: Winter (Brrr)eak

Check out how our photographers spent their holidays away from campus this year.

Memorial Minutes: Changing the trend - Vimarsana News

Memorial Minutes: Changing the trend

On Dec. 9, Vanderbilt Women’s Basketball beat Butler by 11 points. The victory improved Vanderbilt’s record to 9-1. The last time Vanderbilt won at least 9 of its first 10 games was during the 2016-17 season. Head coach Shea Ralph has facilitated a resurgence within the Vanderbilt program. After the 2022-23 season, Ralph’s squad ranked...

Divinity students, SJP organize in support of Gaza ceasefire - Vimarsana News

Divinity students, SJP organize in support of Gaza ceasefire

Posters have been hung up throughout the Divinity School for the past week, and SJP staged a flag exhibit and “die-in” on Dec. 7 to draw attention to the over 16,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza.