Following the assassination of master debater Charlie Kirk in September 2025, conservative state legislatures across the nation have passed a flurry of laws intended to preserve and continue his life’s...
The explosion of drone popularity ten years ago was unprecedented. New technology fads are not anything new–we’ve had the hoverboard, virtual reality, Meta glasses, and even NFTs (non-fungible tokens)....
Vanderbilt is currently investing in building satellite campuses across New York City, California, and Florida. This means sustained presence in three of the most strategically distinct national security...
Matthew Ye, Social Media Director
• March 22, 2026
On March 18, the Vanderbilt Political Review hosted a VSG presidential candidate forum alongside Vanderbilt Student Government, the Vanderbilt Hustler, and the Multicultural Leadership Council. The first...
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, college campuses across the United States experienced overwhelming protests in response to the Vietnam War and President Richard Nixon’s handling of it. Throughout...
In January, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos with a blunt assessment. The rules-based international order, he said, had experienced "a rupture, not a transition."...
Universities across the country are fighting over what “free speech” actually means, and Tennessee is no exception. In recent years, state lawmakers have passed multiple bills that claim to protect...
When I first arrived on Vanderbilt’s campus, I knew nothing about institutional neutrality. I had just learned about Chancellor Diermeier’s past exploits in West Germany and at UChicago, and was curious...
Earlier this year, President Donald Trump deployed the United States National Guard to Los Angeles, California, in response to anti-ICE protests in the city. While Trump used Section 12406 of...
It was a calm October afternoon, yet an exhilarating energy pervaded Wyatt Lawn. Hundreds of footsteps echoed in unison as students and faculty marched through Vanderbilt’s campus. Outside Kirkland Hall,...
When the federal government shuts down, the waves radiate far beyond Washington. For universities and colleges, the disruption is quiet but significant. Processing of financial aid slows down, research...
After striking Louisiana two decades ago, Hurricane Katrina remains among the deadliest US natural disasters, forever changing American attitudes on issues ranging from disaster preparedness to infrastructure....
