October 31, 2018 – The Vanderbilt Political Review

No, Taylor Swift Did Not Save Phil Bredesen

On October 7, just two days before the voter registration deadline in Tennessee, Taylor Swift broke her political silence. In a lengthy Instagram caption she endorsed Senate Candidate Phil Bredesen (D-TN) and House incumbent Jim Cooper (TN-05), two Tennessee Democrats, in an unanticipated move that some predict will impact the upcoming...

No, Taylor Swift Did Not Save Phil Bredesen

Op-Ed: Klobuchar’s Nashville Event Shows Campaign’s Intersectionality Issues

Rites of Spring Controversies, Explained

Twitter’s Isolated Bubbles vs. America’s Nuanced Political Reality

OP-ED: What Do We Gain from Allowing Chinese Espionage?

State Capitalism: The New Economic Norm?

Vanderbilt Admits 6.3% of Regular Decision Applicants Amid College Admissions Scandal

Tragedy and Hope Away from Home

¡BLAIR! brings Latin American music to Vanderbilt

President George W. Bush Comes to Vanderbilt for a Night of Humor and Missed Opportunities

VSG Election Results

Tour Guides Demand Compensation In Protest, Threaten Strike

Human Rights Worldwide: Where does Nashville stand?

VSG Candidates hit the Campaign Trail

Op-Ed: Why you Should Consider Forgiving Kamala Harris

Dean Beasley: Presidential Rhetoric and Who is “Worthy” in the United States

Tennessee’s BIG Problem

The Danger of AI and Big Data is Worse Than You Can Imagine

Vandy and the Environment: Are we doing enough?

“There’s not really a place for me politically.” — Meghan McCain at the Chancellor’s Lecture Series

Vanderbilt’s Tunnel of Oppression: Hidden Dores Event

Community Oversight in Nashville: Successes and Challenges

Tennessee Legislature Considering Medical Marijuana Legalization