By Jillian Hughes This week we saw the last major round of primaries as seven states and Washington D.C. took to the polls. The story on Wednesday, in fact, the story since Wednesday, has been Delaware’s new Republican nominee for Senate, Christine O’Donnell. With Tea Party backing and Sarah Palin’s endorsement, O’Donnell beat out nine-term ...
News, Online ExclusiveThe Spring/Summer issue of the Vanderbilt Political Review is now available on news stands across campus!
NewsAre you an aspiring cartoonist? Do you simply enjoy doodling in the margins of your class notes? Do you enjoy politics? We need you at the Vanderbilt Political Review! VPR is a non-partisan academic journal published once a semester featuring essays and interviews on current political, social, and economic issues. We are recruiting political cartoonists ...
NewsThe Vanderbilt Political Review won an Award of Merit for its work in sponsoring the Nashville Intercollegiate Activism Conference at the twenty-fourth annual Public Relations Society of America Parthenon Awards in Nashville. The PRSA offers awards to recognize excellence in public relations among professionals and community members, and has a special awards division dedicated to ...
NewsMr. John Seigenthaler was greeted by VPR co-presidents Gracie Smith and Matthew Taylor and introduced by U.S. Congressman Jim Cooper
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NewsThe Vanderbilt Political Review will be hosting the first annual Nashville Intercollegiate Activism Conference (NIAC) in conjunction with Vanderbilt Student Government, The Commons, and Vanderbilt LEAD on February 27, 2010. The event will take place at the Commons Center on Peabody campus from 11am to 6pm. The conference will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the ...
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Newshttp://commonplace.vanderbilt.edu/?v=&s=1 The fall 2009 issue of the Vanderbilt Political Review is available online now at the Common Place website! We hope to have the print version available the first week after Winter break.
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