By Ruhi Slatel Cleopatra’s tomb was finally found in the Branscomb Quadrangle basement after being missing for nearly two millennia. In classic Branscomb fashion, the entire tomb was hidden away behind a comically large stack of empty Twisted Tea cans, all held together by the hard work of a very...
By Geoffrey O. ParsonsPublished August 1st, 2025 Welcome Class of 2029 and Upperclassmen! Here at Vanderbilt’s Offices of Undergraduate Education and Admissions, we are thrilled to re-open our doors to Vanderbilt’s brilliant, creative minds. This semester, we will be watching our most innovative and talented young adults yet take on...
Vanderbilt students can look forward to an exciting amenity available for purchase at Café Carmichael at the brand new Oliver C. Carmichael College. This fall, cigarettes will be sold alongside the selection of European-inspired food and beverage. Three cigarettes and an espresso are available for one convenient meal swipe. For...
By Jeneta Nwosu The news that Rand Dining Center will open Saturdays this fall was welcome to sophomore Gage Price, president of the premier alternative investment club on campus. “I was overjoyed, really,” Price said. “As a Branscomb resident and notorious party animal, Rand breakfast will be the best pick-me-up...
By Troy Janhores February marked a big win for Vanderbilt’s graduate students, with Chancellor Daniel Diermeier finally congratulating them on the stipend increases they had been fighting for. As a sign of goodwill, the Chancellor has now offered them an “art project” which he had “been working on for some...
