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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

Dores Divest flyers hanging outside of Kirkland. (Patrick Darmawi-Iskandar)

Dores Divest Protest Vanderbilt Institute for Energy and Environment Closing

Justin Holmes, Contributor March 21, 2021

Dores Divest Protest Vanderbilt Institute for Energy and Environment Closing  Students from Dores Divest met late in the night Sunday, Mar. 14, to post flyers in prominent areas around campus in response...

An American Tradition: Protesters at the Final Presidential Debate

An American Tradition: Protesters at the Final Presidential Debate

Gray Pearson, Contributor October 24, 2020

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...

Hong Kong Protests Expose Authoritarian Shortcomings

Hong Kong Protests Expose Authoritarian Shortcomings

Ben Noon October 7, 2019

On October 1, China celebrated the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China with national celebrations and an impressive military parade. The very same day, a high schooler...

During Continued Protests, Hong Kong and Taiwan Band Together in Opposition to Beijing

During Continued Protests, Hong Kong and Taiwan Band Together in Opposition to Beijing

Eric Asen October 3, 2019

As mass protests continue in Hong Kong, relations between Hong Kong and Taiwan have strengthened from their shared opposition to Beijing. Hong Kongers now support Taiwanese independence more than ever...

Venezuela in Crisis

Venezuela in Crisis

Jacques Friedman February 5, 2019

Last week, the United States imposed sanctions against Venezuela’s state-run oil company in the latest blow to President Nicolás Maduro’s regime. Since being sworn-in for his second six-year term...

Nashville's March For Our Lives

Nashville’s March For Our Lives

Anna Barot March 27, 2018

March 24th 2018 brought close to 12,000 Nashvillians to the streets. Protesters and activists marched in solidarity with the victims of gun violence in hopes of common sense gun reform. Following the shooting...

Ants Under a Magnifying Glass

Ants Under a Magnifying Glass

November 16, 2013

This piece, authored by Harry Garret '16, appeared in the Fall 2013 print issue. In December 2010, a humble Tunisian street vendor, Mohamed Bouazizi, walked into busy traffic in front of the local governor’s...

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