By: Dana Angrisano As a junior in college, sometimes I feel like an unwatered plant in a flaming desert. By that I mean: there is a drought of men. I’m too young to start sleeping with divorcees, but definitely too old to hook up with freshmen and sophomores (though there’s something disturbingly sexy about a sophomore who just developed a...
By Jake Owens and Paige Harris As you’ve surely heard by now, because it’s been impossible to escape, College Gameday came to Vanderbilt this weekend. It’s been on every Instagram story, every GroupMe, every email from the Diermeier pretending he’s ever watched a Vandy football game. What was supposed to...
By: Paige Harris After a semester full of late nights, early mornings, 47 rejection emails, and one particularly scarring group interview where I was told I had “the energy of someone who would overcook salmon,” I am thrilled, humbled, and blessed to announce that I’ll be joining Ascendancy Global Solutions...
By Maret Rudin-Aulenbach Dear St. Louis community, Earlier this month, U.S. News & World Report released their 2025 dangerous city rankings. St. Louis’s position has fallen from last year, now ranked 2nd in the nation. As I wrote about last October, U.S. News’ flawed criteria conceal some of St. Louis’s...
By: Alicia Ge Like any responsible adult with a deep respect for the morning — and a complete disregard for the fragile social contract of shared housing — I greet the day with a meticulously crafted system of alarms. Not one, not two, but an auditory experience extravaganza, performed every...
