The changes will realign the leadership team and pave the road for long-term success. Vanderbilt is entering an exciting new chapter under the strategic academic leadership of Provost and Vice ...
One year after Vanderbilt Peabody College of education and human development welcomed education leaders from around the world to Nashville, Peabody’s Ellen Goldring and Nicole Allen continued the ...
Latest Stories In Shanghai, Peabody leaders join global education dialogue, bring home research award Chancellor Faculty Fellows Success Stories: Leading at Vanderbilt and beyond Remembering Dudley ...
When highly talented faculty and researchers are also leaders and mentors, a university is at its best. Over more than a decade of the Chancellor Faculty Fellows program, almost all of the 144 ...
Christin Essin wrote "Working Backstage: A Cultural History and Ethnography of Technical Theater Labor." (Submitted photo) ...
Christin Essin, chair, Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies and professor of cinema, media arts and theatre did research in Ireland. (Submitted photo) ...
To Dudley Brown White, BA’53, Vanderbilt was far more than an alma mater—it was woven into her family’s generational history. While her legacy is defined by four decades of quiet generosity, ...
Those enrolled in daily parking (open to staff, faculty and graduate and professional students) are eligible for the $1/day commute incentive. Annual permits will be available for purchase Aug. 5 for ...
Celso Castilho speaks at a CLACX lecture and reception along with VAHLA. (Vanderbilt University) ...
As innovation, talent and investment concentrate in a handful of powerful hubs, Vanderbilt is betting that the future of higher education depends on being present where breakthroughs happen. The age ...
Vanderbilt University welcomed alumni, families and friends to campus Oct. 15–18 for a record-breaking Reunion and Homecoming 2026. With more than 5,950 attendees, the event set a new all-time high, ...
Breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, medical therapeutics, software and advanced materials often begin in university labs, but turning those discoveries into real-world solutions requires ...