Year: 2010

Watch video of Juggleville V: The King of Clubs. Read More

Remember the times, rekindle the memories, and reconnect for life. If your graduating class year ends in 5 or 0, make plans now to attend Reunion 2010, which is set for the weekend of Oct. 21–23. Return to campus, and recapture your black and gold spirit. For continuously updated… Read More

VUCast: A music lesson to be remembered, psychopaths beware and it's all about building bridges. It's VUCast time for April 2. Read More

A national literary journal, Nashville Review, has been launched by graduate creative writing students at Vanderbilt University. The journal will operate under a broad definition of literature, including fiction, poetry, comics, songs and films. There will also be interviews of distinguished artists. Read More

Students in Vanderbilt University's World War II history class will watch a P-51 Mustang, arguably the most potent and effective fight plane of that war, fly over the northern part of the Vanderbilt campus at noon on Friday, April 2. Read More

Professional actor, writer and producer Lance Kinsey has been named this spring's Fred Coe Artist-in-Residence by the Vanderbilt University Theatre.  Read More

Watch video of a talk by Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. Read More

Watch video of journalist John Stossel and political activist Ralph Nader speaking at the annual Impact Symposium. Read More

Watch a Feb. 26, 2010, performance celebrating the music of Joseph Schwantner with the Vanderbilt Orchestra.  Read More

Watch a performance celebrating the music of Joseph Schwantner with Vanderbilt Winds.  Read More

The Blair Piano Faculty Signature Series Recital in Ingram Hall on March 19, 2010. Media Contact: Cindy Steine cindy.steine@vanderbilt.edu… Read More

Watch video of the Seyfert Lecture given by Dr. David C. Jewitt. Read More

Watch video of an InsideOut of the Lunch Box discussion of the musical based on the classic Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker and the moving film by Steven Spielberg. Read More

On Tuesday, March 30, Vanderbilt's high-energy physicists are opening a virtual control room that will allow them to participate fully in the experiments that will be conducted on the world's largest particle accelerator, the $9 billion Large Hadron Collider located in Switzerland. The LHC is beginning its research program on Tuesday and the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), which operates the machine, has invited the world's science press to cover the event. Read More

Vanderbilt University encourages active journalists to apply to attend its 2010 media fellowship "Securing Our Future: Energy Solutions and the Environment," May 19-21, 2010 in Nashville, Tenn. Read More

A professor at the Owen Graduate School of Management believes that the practice of "poaching" other companies' employees should be accepted or even encouraged in the business world. Tim Gardner is the co-author of the paper "The Ethics of Lateral Hiring," which is being published in Business Ethics Quarterly. Read More

Sen. Bob Corker, a member of the Senate Banking Committee who has played a role in helping craft the Senate's version of regulatory reform legislation, is coming to the Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management to hold a discussion on regulatory reform with academic experts, banking leaders and finance graduate students. Read More

In a Dark, Dark House, which debuts April 9 at Neely Auditorium at Vanderbilt University, two estranged brothers are reunited on the grounds of a private psychiatric facility, resulting in painful confessions and revelations of long-held secrets. Read More

VUCast: Calling Dr. Wii; seeing stars; and a food fight at Rand! Read More

Watch video of a talk by Rick Perlstein, an author and political journalist who has written extensively about the history of conservatism in modern America. Read More