Author: Digital Strategies
Vanderbilt Libraries to host ‘Cultural Heritage in the Age of Big Data’ symposium June 1
May. 3, 2018—Vanderbilt University Libraries' annual cultural heritage symposium June 1 will explore the ethical dimensions of digital scholarship.
iSeminar offers personal view of Nashville history, changes as part of deep dive into cities
Mar. 16, 2018—Steve Turner (BA‘69) was a student of cities long before Nashville became a hip place to visit as well as live.
Commencement #VU2017 by the numbers
May. 3, 2017—Nearly 4,000 graduates from 76 countries are being awarded 36 different degrees during Vanderbilt's 2017 Commencement on Friday, May 12.
Scholarship in the Public Square: A Conversation with The Atlantic’s Yoni Appelbaum
Feb. 7, 2017—Yoni Appelbaum earned his Ph.D. in U.S. history and taught at Harvard before becoming Senior Editor at The Atlantic, where he oversees the politics section. In this conversation with fellow historian Heath W. Carter he discussed his journey to The Atlantic and the role of the public intellectual in today’s America. Q & A with...
Class of 2019: By the numbers
Oct. 19, 2015—Vanderbilt's first-year students are an impressive group. Get to know the Class of 2019 by the numbers.
InsideOut of the Lunchbox – Exploration of Burden of Jusitce: 1863
Oct. 16, 2014—Watch video of the most recent presentation in the InsideOut of the Lunch Box series An Exploration of Burden of Justice: 1863 which took place on October 16. Some 10,500 armed conflicts occurred during the Civil War, ranging from battles to minor skirmishes. Burden of Justice: 1863 tells the story of a skirmish between...
Class of 2018: By the numbers
Oct. 9, 2014—Students entering Vanderbilt in fall 2014 were selected from the largest, most academically prepared and diverse pool of applicants in the university's history. Learn more about what makes the Class of 2018 stand out.
‘Smartphone Photography: Beyond the Basics’ Sept. 24
Sep. 5, 2014—Vanderbilt's photography director will share ways to turn your smartphone snaps into works of art at the next session of DigitalVU, Sept. 24 in Flynn Auditorium.
Cal Turner Program Lecture: Canon Andrew White
Oct. 8, 2013—Cal Turner Program Lecture: Canon Andrew White
Globalization and Diaspora
Oct. 8, 2013—Moderator Paul Freedman, Chester D. Tripp Professor of History, Yale University; Director of the Warren Center 1993-1997 Deborah Cohn, Spanish, Indiana University; Warren Center Fellow 2000-2001 Nihad Farooq, English, Georgia Tech University; Warren Center Fellow 2013-2013 Sharryn Kasmir, Anthropology, Hofstra University; Warren Center Fellow 1998-1999 Jemima Pierre, African American and Diaspora Studies, Vanderbilt University; Warren...
Media and Technology
Oct. 8, 2013—Moderator Helmut W. Smith, Martha Rivers Ingram Professor of History and Professor of European Studies; Director of the Warren Center, 2005-2008 Leo Coleman, Comparative Studies, Ohio State University; Warren Center Fellow 2011-2012 Cara Finnegan, Communication Studies, University of Illinois; Warren Center Fellow 2006-2007 Richard Grusin, English, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Warren Center Fellow 1999-2000 Steve Rachman,...
Gender, Sexuality and Race
Oct. 8, 2013—Moderator Charles E. Scott, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus; Director of the Warren Center, 1987-1993 Jean Feerick, English, John Carroll University; Warren Center Fellow, 2005-2006 Gilbert Herdt, Sexuality Studies, San Francisco State University; Warren Center Fellow 1997-1998 Richard King, History, University of Nottingham; Warren Center Fellow 2001-2002 Benita Roth, Sociology, Binghamton University; Warren Center Fellow...