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Chancellor Daniel Diermeier said the policy of institutional neutrality halted BDS demands before the matter of Tennessee law came into question.
The Class of 2024 missed out on many Vanderbilt traditions due to COVID-19, but Vanderbilt has only continued to push us to the side as part of a larger campaign against traditions.
The Chancellor provided insight into recent developments in financial aid, commencement celebrations for the Class of 2024 and future construction on campus.
From celebrating its 150th anniversary to launching the most ambitious fundraising campaign in university history, from reaching new heights in research funding to fostering civil discourse and a culture of belonging on campus, take a look back at some of the ways Vanderbilt dared to grow this year.
Required summer reading is often a chore that I despise. I much prefer reading at my own leisure and reading books that my school would likely not assign (like sappy romance). However, Kevin Wilson’s coming-of-age novel “Now Is Not the Time to Panic” is a refreshing choice for Vanderbilt’s required summer reading that I would...