As we post the last News Minute for the semester and for the 2017-2018 academic year, James has much information to share for our last week, including Rites of Spring this weekend!
Continue ReadingMCL Top 5: Ways to Make the Most of Your Summer
As the end of our first years at Vanderbilt comes to an end, we’ve compiled a list of ways you can make the most of your summer. We’re at that awesome time where we don’t …
Continue ReadingHumans of The Commons: Sharonda Adams
Sharonda Adams is a Law, History and Society & Human and Organizational Development double major from Charlotte, North Carolina. Where do you find your happiness at Vanderbilt? I love hanging out with my friends, going …
Continue ReadingQ & A With Incoming Faculty Head of East House Professor Sean Seymore
Commons will not only welcome new students from the class of 2022 in the fall, but also three new faculty heads of house. Joining the Commons community will be nursing Professor Natasha McClure in North …
Continue ReadingCampus Dining: More Options, Please!
Let’s be honest, Vanderbilt’s Campus Dining weekend hours are ridiculous. This is my first year on Vanderbilt’s campus. I have spent many weekends complaining about dining hall hours with other students. There aren’t a lot …
Continue ReadingWhy the Fictional Black Panther Film is Real to Me
A few weeks ago, I sat in amazement for 2 hours as I watched the magical film that is Black Panther. Yes, the $1 billion-grossing hit has been out for weeks, but, as a poor …
Continue ReadingLifeSTYLED by Sophie: The (Almost Final) Edit!
Hello you lovely people, As many of you know, this semester has been a whirlwind in the best way possible. Contained in today’s feature are some restaurants I could not let you slip through this …
Continue ReadingMCL News Minute: April 11, 2018
Grace has an eventful weekend ahead for us as Ole Miss takes on the Vandy baseball team, and many opportunities are coming to see Vanderbilt’s music scene as we continue to wind down the end …
Continue ReadingFirst-Years Onstage: Mrs. Warren’s Profession and Little Shop of Horrors Recap
Two theatre performances took the stage this weekend- one transporting audiences to England at the turn of the nineteenth century into the twentieth, another with a giant, human-eating plant. Vanderbilt University Theatre’s Mrs. Warren’s Profession …
Continue ReadingThe Walking ‘Dore: Episode 5
This week on The Walking ‘Dore, Amira shares some highlights from the past few weeks on campus. Amira attended the March For Our Lives in Nashville, Cafe Con Leche, and the musical Little Shop of …
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