Vanderbilt University

HBCU Grad Makes History As First Black Female Neurosurgeon Resident At Vanderbilt

Tamia Potter’s achievement marks the first in the university’s 148-year history.
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Vanderbilt University Caught Using ChatGPT To Console Students After MSU Shooting

Administrators at the Tennessee-based school apologized.
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How One Grad Student's Story Makes The Case For A Big Investment In Caregiving

A case study in how the pandemic has affected people with disabilities — and what could be done about it.
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Sarah Fuller's Football Career Comes To Unexpected End

The Vanderbilt kicker was the first woman to play and score in a Power Five conference game.
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Vanderbilt's Sarah Fuller Becomes First Woman To Play In Power 5 Football Game

The college senior became the first woman to play in a Power 5 football game on Saturday, kicking off the second half of Vanderbilt's game at Missouri.
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U.S. Reports 1 Million New Virus Cases In First 10 Days Of November Alone

The new wave of cases looks bigger and is more widespread than the surges that happened in the spring.
By Mike Stobbe, AP

White Nationalists Storm Bookstore Reading: ‘This Land Is Our Land!’

The group protested the author Jonathan Metzl's book reading on the same day a white supremacist gunned down worshippers at a synagogue.
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The Structure Of Scientific Devolutions: An Open Letter From Concerned Scholars

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Did A Viral Study 'Prove' Dogs Are Smarter Than Cats? Not Quite.

"We cannot (and do not) make any claims about how intelligent they are."
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Tulane University Is No. 1 On This Year's 'Top Party Schools' List

In case you were wondering.
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