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Vanderbilt's First and Only Nonpartisan Political Journal

Vanderbilt Political Review
Vanderbilt's First and Only Nonpartisan Political Journal

Vanderbilt Political Review
Vanderbilt's First and Only Nonpartisan Political Journal

Vanderbilt Political Review
U.S.
Pictured from Left to Right: Professor Alissa Heydari, Special Agent Ashley Johnson, Jared Fishman answering student questions on the book “Fire on the Levee: The Murder of Henry Glover and the Search for Justice After Hurricane Katrina”
Fire on the Levee: What Katrina Taught Us About Criminal Justice Reform
Aniruddh Marella, Senior Editor • September 17, 2025
CECOT, the maximum security prison in El Salvador in which Kilmar Ábrego García was kept. Image by “Venezuelans leaving the Terrorism Confinement Center” by Casa Presidencial El Salvador is licensed under CC0 1.0 Universal
Opinion: Kilmar Ábrego García and Trump’s Big Lie about Immigration
Caleb Anderson, Senior Editor • September 15, 2025
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Justice is (Color) Blind: Louisiana’s Radical Case to Erase Race from Redistricting
Aniruddh Marella, Senior Editor • September 12, 2025
People walk across the plaza of the U.S. Supreme Court building on the first day of the court's new term in Washington, U.S. October 3, 2022. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
Obergefell on Trial Again: The Trojan Horse of Religious Liberty
Aniruddh Marella, Senior Editor • September 2, 2025
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World
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Dina Ishak, Senior Editor • March 4, 2025
Opinion: France, and Why Trump’s Message on Foreign Policy Is Working
Michael Kozma, Contributor • February 24, 2025
The Twilight of Pax Americana in Europe
Young Yao, Contributor • February 19, 2025
Les MisérAIs: The Battle for Global AI Supremacy
Aniruddh Marella, Senior Editor • February 12, 2025
Opinion: Privilege, Power, and the Fight for Afghanistan’s Forgotten Women
Arya Germanwala, Senior Editor • February 6, 2025
Opinion: Tariff Turmoil or Triumph: An Analysis of Trump’s Economic Warpath on North America
Aniruddh Marella, Senior Editor • February 1, 2025
Podcast
VPRP Ep. 009 - Noah Jenkins and Matthew Ye on Political Philosophy
VPRP Ep. 009 – Noah Jenkins and Matthew Ye on Political Philosophy
Noah Jenkins and Matthew Ye • August 26, 2025
VPRP Ep. 008 - Matthew Ye on the Canadian Election
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Noah Jenkins and Matthew Ye • August 26, 2025
VPRP Ep. 007 - RaeAnna Morales on DEI in American Institutions
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Noah Jenkins and RaeAnna Morales • August 26, 2025
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VPRP Ep. 006 – Tubi Ganguly & Bao Le on BridgeVU and Campus Dialogue
Noah Jenkins, Podcast Director • August 7, 2025
Local
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What to Know about Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District Special Election
Natalia Fleischmann, Contributor • September 16, 2025
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Tennessee’s School Voucher Law: The Rich Just Got Richer
Dina Ishak and Arya Germanwala • April 8, 2025
Photo by Gwendolyn Nasta
Judge Jones Reflects on Kitzmiller v. Dover: Evolution vs Intelligent Design in Schools
Gwendolyn Nasta, Senior Editor • March 2, 2025
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DOGE Cuts Mean Fewer Opportunities for Vanderbilt Students
Jason Vadnos, Contributor • February 24, 2025
Campus
Pictured from Left to Right: Professor Alissa Heydari, Special Agent Ashley Johnson, Jared Fishman answering student questions on the book “Fire on the Levee: The Murder of Henry Glover and the Search for Justice After Hurricane Katrina”
Fire on the Levee: What Katrina Taught Us About Criminal Justice Reform
Aniruddh Marella, Senior Editor • September 17, 2025

After striking Louisiana two decades ago, Hurricane Katrina remains among the deadliest US natural disasters, forever changing American attitudes...

Judge Jones Reflects on Kitzmiller v. Dover: Evolution vs Intelligent Design in Schools
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