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Women in Government Hosts Lidia Stiglich, Nevada Supreme Court Justice
Women in Government Hosts Lidia Stiglich, Nevada Supreme Court Justice
March 29, 2022

For the 2020-2021 school year, Vanderbilt University’s campus held 7,516 women pursuing degrees across our schools. This amounts to approximately 56% of students. In 2020,...

Biden Administration Works to Attract International STEM Students to the United States
Biden Administration Works to Attract International STEM Students to the United States
February 1, 2022
Indigenous Climate Activists Occupy Interior Department
Indigenous Climate Activists Occupy Interior Department
December 8, 2021
Biden vs. Inflation: How Responsible Should We Hold Presidents for the State of the Economy?
Biden vs. Inflation: How Responsible Should We Hold Presidents for the State of the Economy?
December 3, 2021
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OP-ED: Tennessee’s Abortion Bill Will Cripple Women’s Healthcare Statewide
OP-ED: Tennessee’s Abortion Bill Will Cripple Women’s Healthcare Statewide
May 17, 2022

Tennessee's newest abortion laws and the likely impending Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Mississippi will decimate health care availability for women and children in Tennessee—especially...

OPINION: Trans People, Sports, and Domination: Why Lia Thomas is Important to Bigots
OPINION: Trans People, Sports, and Domination: Why Lia Thomas is Important to Bigots
March 23, 2022
OP-ED: Hurricane Season Underscores the Need for Divestment
OP-ED: Hurricane Season Underscores the Need for Divestment
February 19, 2022
OP-ED: Maya Angelou on the Quarter is Only a Symbolic Victory
OP-ED: Maya Angelou on the Quarter is Only a Symbolic Victory
February 3, 2022
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Odessa Kelly’s Case for Nashville
Odessa Kelly’s Case for Nashville
March 28, 2022
Vanderbilt College Democrats-Republicans Discussion: A Refreshing Exercise of Civil Discourse
Vanderbilt College Democrats-Republicans Discussion: A Refreshing Exercise of Civil Discourse
February 23, 2022
New Map Threatens Nashvilles Power in Congress
New Map Threatens Nashville's Power in Congress
February 21, 2022
Congressional Redistricting for the 2020s: How Tennessee Voters Feel
Congressional Redistricting for the 2020s: How Tennessee Voters Feel
January 9, 2022
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OP-ED: Tennessee’s Abortion Bill Will Cripple Women’s Healthcare Statewide

OP-ED: Tennessee’s Abortion Bill Will Cripple Women’s Healthcare Statewide

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Drawing of three figures with gender symbols on them created by a young Hunter Schafer

Hunter Schafer on the Intersection of Art and Activism

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Islamic Tradition in South Asia: A Discussion of India’s Hijab Ban

Islamic Tradition in South Asia: A Discussion of India’s Hijab Ban

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Is Vanderbilt Legally Obligated to Divest? Sitting Down with the Head of Dores Divest

Is Vanderbilt Legally Obligated to Divest? Sitting Down with the Head of Dores Divest

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OP-ED: Maya Angelou on the Quarter is Only a Symbolic Victory

OP-ED: Maya Angelou on the Quarter is Only a Symbolic Victory

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Vanderbilt College Democrats-Republicans Discussion: A Refreshing Exercise of Civil Discourse

Vanderbilt College Democrats-Republicans Discussion: A Refreshing Exercise of Civil Discourse

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OPINION: Trans People, Sports, and Domination: Why Lia Thomas is Important to Bigots

OPINION: Trans People, Sports, and Domination: Why Lia Thomas is Important to Bigots

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Vanderbilt Democrats-Republicans Showdown: The Green New Deal

Vanderbilt Democrats-Republicans Showdown: The Green New Deal

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OP-ED: NFTs Corrupt Art

OP-ED: NFTs Corrupt Art

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VIDEO: VSG Candidates Tackle Divestment, the Rudy Rochman Event, and Greek Life

VIDEO: VSG Candidates Tackle Divestment, the Rudy Rochman Event, and Greek Life

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