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Vanderbilt‘s first and only academic journal featuring essays pertaining to political, social, and economic events that are taking place in our world as we speak.

Founded in spring 2008 by Jadzia Butler, the organization published its first issue in fall 2008. Since that time, VPR has expanded into a three branched organization through print, online, and events.

VPR is an affiliated member of Vanderbilt Student Communications. The thoughts and viewpoints expressed in the content of Vanderbilt Political Review Online in no way reflect the viewpoints of the Vanderbilt Political Review, Vanderbilt University, or Vanderbilt Student Communications.

VPR is a proud member of the Alliance of Collegiate Editors.

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