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From unlocking a piece of the autism puzzle to presidential politics to a White House look-a-like of the canine persuasion, we have it all. Check out VUCast for the week of Feb. 24. Read More

From the Iraqi High Tribunal's Vanderbilt visit to Israeli folk dancing, VUCast goes global. And, was that an Owen School professor on Jay Leno? Check it out in our VUCast for the week of Feb. 17. Read More

Does mother really know best, and Vanderbilt won how many Emmys? All that and Belle the wonder dog in our VUCast for the week of Feb. 10. Read More

Watch video of Rigoberta Menchu, a Mayan Indian from Guatemala internationally recognized for her work for social justice and cultural reconciliation for indigenous people, speaking at Vanderbilt University. Read More

Watch video of doctor-turned-environmental-activist Matthew Sleeth's. Feb. 6 talk, sponsored by the Ecology and Spirituality study group of Vanderbilt's Center for the Study of Religion and Culture. Read More

Thinking Out of the (Lunch) Box presents Kelly Oliver, W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy, discussing "Is the military using women as weapons of war?" Read More

Thinking Out of the (Lunch) Box presents Kelly Oliver, W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy, discussing "Is the military using women as weapons of war?" Read More

Watch streaming video of a multi-disciplinary panel taking up the controversial topic of state-required vaccinations for sexually transmitted disease on Tuesday, Feb. 5, in the Flynn Auditorium of the Vanderbilt Law School. Read More

Want to know why we love football? And, meet a student who can't forget the faces of AIDS. Watch our latest VUCast, for the week of Feb. 3. Read More

A new device, using advanced electrode technology, gives paralyzed patients a helping hand. Read More

Watch streaming video of a panel discussion with the judges who presided over the Anfal genocide proceedings, including including the president of the Iraqi High Tribunal and the presiding judge of Trial Chamber II. Among those convicted in the case was the infamous 'Chemical Ali.' The discussion took place Jan. 31, 2007, at the Vanderbilt Law School. Read More

Will there ever be a blood test for colon cancer? And, meet Carlos, a kitty with attitude. Watch the latest VUCast for the week of Jan. 27th. Read More

Want another reason to start losing weight? And, how many millions of people watched Vanderbilt experts last year? Get those answers and more in our VUCast for the week of Jan. 20. Read More

What do french fries, fried chicken and mini-van exhaust fumes have in common? And, ABC News, who you gonna call? Get all that, and an 'Action Hero' in the VUCast for the week of Jan. 13. Read More

A Vanderbilt research team reports, in the largest study of any single gene, that a gene, identified in cancer, is also involved in autism. Read More

Thinking of living, working or going to school in Nashville? Watch this video to find out more about a city that is so much more than country music. Read More

Want to take a quick look at what Vanderbilt is all about? Watch this video and check out the facts and faces of Vanderbilt. Read More

We go from meeting a Nobel Peace Prize winner to a day filled with laughter, tears and remembering. A day for famlies, lifelong friends and making new memories: Welcome to Commencement 2007. Read More

Watch video of the Dec. 5 Thinking Out of the Lunch Box lecture with Assistant Professor of Astronomy Keivan Stassun at the downtown Nashville Public Library. Read More

"A university that is aloof from its campus and the community cannot thrive and survive," Interim Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos said about the importance of "town-gown" relationships and the work of the university‘s new Center for Nashville Studies. While Zeppos talked about future Vanderbilt efforts that will impact Nashville on Tuesday, Dec. 4, at The Commons, the evening‘s other speaker - the Rev. James Lawson, Distinguished University Professor at Vanderbilt - reflected on his past as a civil rights leader and the role and responsibility universities have had and must continue to have in creating positive change in their local communities and beyond. Read More