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Alumni urge Vanderbilt to take stance on Middle East conflict, criticize student organizations - Vimarsana News

Alumni urge Vanderbilt to take stance on Middle East conflict, criticize student organizations

Alumni letters criticize the university’s commitment to principled neutrality, arguing the policy enables antisemitism and Islamophobia.

Students call for ceasefire in Gaza at Rand Dining Center amid exhibits from SJP, Hillel - Vimarsana News

Students call for ceasefire in Gaza at Rand Dining Center amid exhibits from SJP, Hillel

The students, identifying themselves as Vanderbilt Jews for Ceasefire, marched across Alumni Lawn, while banners with similar messaging were hung around campus.

Crowds gather for March For Our Lives Nashville - Vimarsana News

Crowds gather for March For Our Lives Nashville

Protests took place across the country as part of the March For Our Lives movement. Crowds rallied for gun reform and called on lawmakers to take action, including in downtown Nashville.

Vanderbilt students take home Quiz Bowl 2021championship - Vimarsana News

Vanderbilt students take home Quiz Bowl 2021championship

Vanderbilt students take home Quiz Bowl 2021championship Jessica Sarstedt and last updated 2021-04-11 00:20:20-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A group of Vanderbilt students put their trivia skills to the test on a national stage and became victorious. The students competed in this year's national Quiz Bowl tournament virtually. Students competed in teams of four against 32 other schools in the nation. The tournament is similar to Jeopardy in that students are tested on subjects ranging from pop culture to science and literature. Sophomore Andrew Hanna said, "I think it exposes you to so mu...