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The Annual Employee Turkey Giveaway is set for Friday, Dec. 17, from 6 a.m. until midnight at Langford Auditorium. You must bring your Vanderbilt photo ID to get your turkey.
The newly constructed West Garage, specifically the upper two levels allocated to University Central, is scheduled to open in late December.
Improving mental health services is the aim of a $3.8 million grant from he National Institute of Mental Health to
Vanderbilt University’s Center for Evaluation and Program Improvement and the Indiana University Center for Adolescent and Family Studies.
Inspired by the late artist Robert Smithson, Wood took his interest in environmental philosophy, which he teaches at Vanderbilt, and applied it to large-scale sculpture.
Bayleigh Lowe’s father didn’t live to see his daughter’s wedding. But even though he died in 2001, he was an organ donor, and the man who received his heart was a guest of honor at her wedding.
Computer engineers at Vanderbilt University and emergency medicine specialists at Vanderbilt University Medical Center want to explore the possibility of using robot assistants in the often-chaotic environment of an emergency room.
Presentations on the evolution of Robin Hood in film and the best locations to see fossils in Tennessee highlighted the first year of presentations of the capstone workshop of the Master of Liberal Arts and Science program.
The series, titled “Baby’s First Day,” is a new effort for TLC’s daytime programming lineup and will focus on stories about mothers and their newborn babies.
As you prepare to celebrate the holidays with friends and family, take a moment to check out SustainVU’s Holiday Greening Guide that includes tips for minimizing your holiday impact.
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$3.8 million grant to fund mental health service study
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