Senator Bill Frist, former U.S. Senate Majority Leader, will speak at 7:30 a.m. on March 26 at the University Club of Nashville.

Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs" premieres April 3 at Neely Auditorium. The play depicts Simon's family during the Great Depression.

After a two-step application process, the VUceptors for the Class of 2013 were announced Friday night and Saturday morning.

Roughly 400 students applied to be VUceptors this year, a 10 percent increase from last year when approximately 360 students applied. Of the applicants, about half received interviews and 92 students were accepted - 27 from the Class of 2010, 27 from the Class of 2011 and 38 from the Class of 2012.

Diplomacy can mean different things in different regions of the world, as evidenced by the two speakers at this year's IMPACT Symposium.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former Israeli legislator Natan Sharansky spoke at the two-day event, organized by the Vanderbilt Programming Board's Speakers Committee, where they each addressed "Diplomacy in the New Millennium.

According to former Israeli legislator Natan Sharansky, the best way to tell a free society from a dictatorship is through what he calls the "Town Square" test.

It's "an art, not a science."

That is how former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright described diplomacy to the sold out crowd in Langford Auditorium Tuesday night.

The first speaker of the 45th annual IMPACT Symposium, Albright addressed "Diplomacy in the New Millenium," the theme of the two-day series presented by the Vanderbilt Programming Board's Speakers Committee.

Few undergraduates can say they are published authors, and even less can claim the accomplishment as first-year students.

The Vanderbilt Research Program in Guatemala is attracting national media attention after being featured on an episode of the History Channel's series "Warriors."

Each episode of "Warriors," hosted by Terry Schappert, examines the rituals, technology and strategies of a different warrior group, including the Spartans, Vikings and Samurai.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former Israeli Legislator Natan Sharansky will be coming to campus Tuesday and Wednesday for the annual IMPACT Symposium.

Sophomores in the College of Arts and Science had difficulty enrolling in 100-level writing courses this semester, leading to discussion of changes for nex