By Audrey Lingan Sometimes change is gradual, like the slow erosion of a shoreline or the shifting of the weather. As we obsess over the present, we ignore the invisible incremental changes around us. Before we know it, we take a step back and realize just how much the world...
By James Cross Ben Shapiro is coming to campus to flex his mental muscles on some unsuspecting college students, or so he thinks. The best way to not get caught with one’s pants down by the master debater is to keep them tight around one’s waist, so to speak. In...
Account from a Vanderbilt Student on October 25th. If you follow Vanderbilt sports, you know the pure surge of joy that radiated off this campus the night of October 5th. You remember the procession of students that carried the goalpost like it was the holy crucifix. You commemorate the time...
By Zach “Attack” Folger Girls everywhere are dramatically shivering in hopes of securing a warm jacket from their talking-stage companions. Fraternity brothers, such as myself, are popping collars across the nation. Literally anyone who’s anyone is whizzing around campus with potential mates on the back of their scooters. Cuffing season...
Vanderbilt’s annual “Lights on the Lawn” event has been canceled this year after mass protests around its headliner, Gryffin. The problem students had with him? His very humanity, the mortal coil that he will only shed on his last day. For months, tickets to the event have been selling like...
