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Winter weather operations update: In-person classes canceled Jan. 16, administrative leave day declared - Vimarsana News

Winter weather operations update: In-person classes canceled Jan. 16, administrative leave day declared

All in-person classes scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 16 have been canceled and will not be held. Chancellor Daniel Diermeier has declared an administrative leave day. 

Vanderbilt Campus Dining announces changes to dining operations following inclement weather forecasts - Vimarsana News

Vanderbilt Campus Dining announces changes to dining operations following inclement weather forecasts

From Jan. 15-16, Zeppos Dining Hall and Rand Munchie Mart will be closed, and Highland Munchie Mart will be open for limited hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. CST.

The Pub to serve beer, other alcoholic beverages amid other changes to Campus Dining offerings - Vimarsana News

The Pub to serve beer, other alcoholic beverages amid other changes to Campus Dining offerings

Campus Dining also expanded its reusable container program, meal swipe options at Wasabi and a Dining Passport rewards program.

When inclement weather is in the forecast, an App State team springs into action - Vimarsana News

When inclement weather is in the forecast, an App State team springs into action

When inclement weather is forecasted, representatives from across Appalachian State University work together to make decisions about campus operations.

Collaborative food drive donates 2,600 pounds of food to Second Harvest food bank - Vimarsana News

Collaborative food drive donates 2,600 pounds of food to Second Harvest food bank

The joint program between VSG’s Campus Services committee, Vanderbilt Friends of MSF (Doctors Without Borders) and Vanderbilt United Against Inequities in Disease builds upon existing efforts by Swipes for a Cause, another student-run initiative.