A message from Richard McCarty, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs:

Ever wondered about the face behind one of Vanderbilt's most ubiquitous names?

Jeff Balser, M.D., Ph.D., associate vice chancellor for Research for Vanderbilt University Me

With much focus on Nashville and Commodore football this past week, the Vanderbilt administration has given the public another reason to look to our campus with the announcement of the elimination of

Dennis Hall, a professor of physics and electrical engineering, has been named the associate provost for research and dean of the Graduate School, according to

When it comes to maintaining the balance between research and teaching, faculty members at Vanderbilt sometimes struggle to find an equilibrium that allows them to perform both at the high level that

Although the economy is struggling, Vanderbilt's Office of Investments has a meticulous process in place for exactly that reason - to manage risk and generate revenue under any conditions.

There is a fine line between working with the international scientific community and sharing sensitive information that could put other countries at an advantage, according to Director of the Office of Sponsored Research John Childress and Department of Mechanical Engineering Professor Michael Goldfarb.

The conviction of a University of Tennessee-Knoxville professor emeritus on charges related to illegally sharing information with a foreign government has spurred fellow academics, including those at Vanderbilt, to more closely examine their collaborations with the international scientific community.

Vanderbilt's Employee Appreciation Month, a series of events designed to celebrate and show appreciation to Vanderbilt employees, officially commenced with a day of festivities on Library Lawn on Sept. 8.