The Vanderbilt Hustler won several awards at the Southeast Journalism Conference this weekend, including Best College Newspaper and Best Web site for InsideVandy.

A major concern for students considering participation in a study abroad program is how to coordinate time away from Vanderbilt into their course schedule.

As midterms approach, students are scrambling to find quiet places on campus to prepare. But this can seem to be almost impossible with all of the ongoing events and meetings going on around campus.

Student and faculty leaders alike are preparing for the second wave of first-year students to come to The Commons this fall by evaluating the effectiveness of the orientation process.

Engineering students will finally get some time to showcase their intelligence during this week's engineering E-Week events.

Vanderbilt senior Amanda Scott is one of only 37 students in the country awarded a Gates Cambridge Scholarship. The award provides Scott with a full scholarship to study and research at Cambridge.

The Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery is hosting an exhibit entitled “Pigxote” by the alternative artist and Nashville native, Harmony Korine.

On Monday, Feb. 16, John Murphy, associate professor of Communications at University of Illinois, will present “A New Birth of Freedom: Barack Obama and the Rhetorical Uses of History.”

One of three students from this year's graduating class will have the opportunity to continue influencing the Vanderbilt community for another four years.

Graduating seniors are now considering Teach for America and similar programs in greater numbers, many to escape the uncertain job market.