All other issues facing America are “miniscule” compared to
unchecked government spending, U.S. Sen. Bob Corker told a
standing-room-only audience at the Vanderbilt Owen Graduate
School of Management.
Seven Vanderbilt physicists are playing an important role –
both in person and virtually – in an international experiment
involving the Large Hadron Collider located in
Switzerland.
William Wesley Eckenfelder Jr. died March 28 in Nashville.
He was 83.
Vanderbilt researchers Thomas Gregor, Carlos Jauregui and
Jane Landers were notified recently that they are recipients
of the fellowships, designed to support advanced research that
is of value to humanities scholars, general audiences or
both.
During this exercise, states across the Southeast –
including Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Georgia and Alabama – will be testing the federal system used
to evacuate medical patients, evacuees and pets out of a
disaster area.
Please visit the NEW Web site at
http://www.vanderbilt.edu/blair for updated information.
All events are free and open to all audiences except where
noted.
Vanderbilt University employees will join with others
across the country to participate in this American Heart
Association initiative to get people to move more while at
work, and to become active and heart-healthy.
Hernández’s talk, “How Stories Shape Our Lives, and What We
Can Do About It,” is free and open to the Vanderbilt
community.
Neil LaBute’s edgy, yet absorbing, autobiographical
tragicomedy examines the destructive effects of dysfunctional
family units and violence.
The Office of University Web Communications is in the
process of redesigning the Vanderbilt homepage and is seeking
your input.
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