The Vanderbilt Student Communications Inc. board hired division heads Tuesday evening for Versus Magazine and WRVU. The position for division head of The Vanderbilt Hustler remains open.

Rising senior Darcy Newell will be editor in chief of Versus, a position she held during the current semester, and rising senior Sam Parler will be the station manager of WRVU.

Newell said she is pleased with the way Versus has been received this semester and said she hopes to continue the magazine's success.

"I'm looking forward to serving in this capacity again this semester," she said. "I think the Versus staff has laid a strong foundation for a great publication. Next semester I look forward to expanding on the success we've already had and getting the magazine out there to more and more students."

Parler said he plans to maintain the current programming on WRVU and increasing the station's presence on campus and in the community with concerts and different programming.

"We hope to continue with our programming, keep our current deejays as members and keep coming out with good programming and keep up our involvement in the community," Parler said.

WRVU will begin WRVU in The Commons in the fall, which will take place in the form of "dance parties," Parler said.

The board chose to not hire a division head for The Hustler because only a single candidate applied for the position, said board Chairman Bruce Barry.

A committee will conduct a second interview with the candidate by Friday.

The candidacy for the position remains open, and interested students may still submit applications.