New York State attorney general approves Vanderbilt’s lease deal for NYC Campus
Vanderbilt University has announced that the New York State attorney general has granted the approval necessary to close on the lease of its new campus in New York City. The approval is an important milestone in the agreement between Vanderbilt and the General Theological Seminary that enables Vanderbilt to operate on the historic block in the heart of the Chelsea neighborhood.Read More
RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES
Get to know Vanderbilt’s residential faculty: Jesse Spencer-Smith
Get to know Jesse Spencer-Smith's favorite food, books, music and why he's excited to be faculty head of Sutherland House on the Ingram Commons.Read More
ATHLETICS
Over 200 U.S. military veterans gather at Vanderbilt for Soldiers to Sidelines Coaching Summit opening reception
From July 24 to 26, veterans from all over the country—some with coaching backgrounds and experience, others looking to embark upon a new trajectory as a coach—gathered at the Nashville Marriott at Vanderbilt to channel their military leadership into coaching skills. Vanderbilt hosted the opening reception on campus and several of the university's coaches led workshops and seminars throughout the summit.Read More
It's that time of year again: Move-In is here! Click the photo above for the 2025 schedule and details.
New York Daily News: Vanderbilt in Chelsea is a big win for the city Vanderbilt's plan to expand to New York City is featured in this opinion piece by New York City Council Member Erik Bottcher.
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