As Tuesday draws near, the Vanderbilt Political Review wants to share our thoughts, opinions, and concerns regarding the upcoming election. Below are brief responses from our writers that encapsulate the...
In June of this year, the Metro City Council passed a 34% increase in property taxes as a “crisis” budget in order to fund public schools and other city services and avoid mass layoffs during the COVID-19...
Thursday evening saw several hundred protesters gathered on the sidewalks of Wedgewood Ave, just steps from Belmont University's campus. Protesters congregated in anticipation of the third and final presidential...
On Tuesday evening, the Vanderbilt College Democrats (VCD) and Vanderbilt Prison Project (VPP) co-hosted a panel about mass incarceration, featuring Dr. Rosevelt Noble, Ashley Adams, Bettie Kirkland, and...
In recent months the average college student has likely noticed their Instagram feed looking a little different. The practice of posting about activism on one’s social media is not new. However, since...
PSCI 1150: U.S. Elections is the most unique class offered at Vanderbilt this semester. Offered only in the fall semester of presidential election years, US Elections is currently the largest in Vanderbilt...
Vanderbilt sophomore Jalen Kobayashi made headlines this August when he was arrested by the Chicago Police Department (CPD) for disorderly conduct in the aftermath of a peaceful protest. Making waves...
A decision from the Supreme Court of the United States recently sent shockwaves throughout the LGBTQIA+ community and the nation as a whole. It regards a trio of cases on the 2019-2020 docket which all...
At the end of a semester marked by a contentious Democratic presidential primary and the rise of an unprecedented global pandemic, Vanderbilt Political Review looks boldly forward to providing a critical...
Through what proved to be a highly controversial exposé, Reuters revealed the consequences of Vanderbilt students attending St. Fratty’s day celebrations during the rise of COVID-19. The Apr. 2 article,...
