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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

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Interview with Dinaw Mengestu, MLK Keynote Speaker

Isabella Randle, Managing Director January 19, 2021

Dinaw Mengestu is a critically acclaimed Ethiopian-American novelist and author who explores issues of identity, the immigrant experience, and the American dream.  He has received numerous awards, including...

Institutionalized Racism: America's Eternal Pandemic

Institutionalized Racism: America’s Eternal Pandemic

Isabella Randle and Abhinav Krishnan April 30, 2020

Far from being the “great equalizer,” the coronavirus pandemic has disproportionately affected African Americans, highlighting pervasive racial inequality in American society. Since the start of...

Period Poverty: Right Here at VU

Period Poverty: Right Here at VU

Isabella Randle, Senior Editor February 10, 2020

98.3 percent — the number of Vanderbilt student respondents to a recent survey who support the university providing free menstrual products on campus. On Thursday, January 30th, more than 120 Vanderbilt...

Need-Blind Admissions Advantages Wealthy Applicants

Need-Blind Admissions Advantages Wealthy Applicants

Collin Hong January 1, 2018

Elite universities have increasingly adopted need-blind admissions, which is the practice of disregarding economic factors when looking at prospective applicants. This policy is often touted on brochures...

The Future of Left Wing Populism

The Future of Left Wing Populism

Cloe Anderson June 7, 2017

No one can reminisce on the most recent Democratic presidential primary race without recalling Bernie Sanders’ repeated cries about the “millionaires and billionaires” who hold all the power and...

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