Returning students, faculty and staff at Vanderbilt University greeted the Class of 2026 and their families with smiles, cheers and high-fives as they arrived on The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons for Move-In Day on Aug. 20. The annual tradition, in which upper-division students help carry the first-year students’ belongings to their rooms, aims to make the newest members of the Vanderbilt community feel at home from day one.
Among the other highlights of Move-In Weekend was the opening of Rothschild College in the West End Neighborhood. In addition to housing upper-division students, Vanderbilt’s newest residential college features a dining hall, great room, study lounges and a reservable black box theater for performances.
Check out highlights of Move-In Weekend in the gallery below and on Vanderbilt’s Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
First-year students move in to the Martha Rivers Ingram Commons with the help of faculty, staff, and the Move Crew.
Chancellor Daniel Diermeier welcomes families to campus during Move-In 2022.
The Move Crew pose for a picture with Officer Jack during Move-In 2022..
First-year students move in to The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons with the help of faculty, staff, and VUceptors.
First-year students move in to the Martha Rivers Ingram Commons with the help of faculty, staff, and the Move Crew.
Provost Cybele Raver, Vice Provost Tiffiny Tung and Vice Chancellors John Lutz, Andre Churchwell, and Candice Lee pose for a picture during Move-In 2022.
Vice Chancellor Candice Lee greet the Move Crew during Move-In 2022.
Chancellor Daniel Diermeier welcomes families to campus during Move-In 2022.
Chancellor Diermeier talks with the Move Crew during Move-In 2022.
Provost Cybele Raver, Assistant Dean Rosevelt Noble, Vice Chancellor Candice Lee, Dean Melissa Gresalfi and Vice Chancellor Andre Churchwell pose for a picture during Move-In 2022.
First-year students move in to the Martha Rivers Ingram Commons with the help of faculty, staff, VUceptors and the Move Crew.
