Divinity Librarian Chris Benda interviews Robin Jensen, Luce Chancellor’s Professor of the History of Christian Art and Worship, about her book Living Water: Images, Symbols, and Settings of Early Christian Baptism. Listen to the interview now or get the podcast on iTunes Previous interviews

The library and Dean Dowell have announced that OAK, Vanderbilt’s course management system, will be expanding current functionality to provide additional services and customizations, as well as attain efficiencies in course delivery and management. Powered by Blackboard Learn “Course Delivery,” Vanderbilt will add the “Community Engagement” system to OAK to achieve these goals. Several years [...]

Summer Session hours begin on Monday, June 6 and run through August 21. (see library hours)

VU Staff: Did you know? *Spouses and Domestic partners can also check out books at the library *You can use Library databases from home *The Library has leisure reading, movies, and much much more Check out the library! and if you have a question…

The library hours for the Vanderbilt May Term, May 5- June 5 have now been posted. Please be sure to take a look. We’d hate to miss you!

Schroeder, an outspoken advocate for women’s and family issues while serving in the U.S. House of Representatives for 24 years, spoke at Vanderbilt University’s Central Library. The former congresswoman’s talk was titled “24 Years of House Work…and the Place Is Still a Mess.” (more)

by Ann Marie Deer Owens | Art installations titled ‘heard mentality’ Benjy Hansen Bundy Senior Benjy Hansen-Bundy reads by his art installation, a coffin made out of books. (Steve Green/Vanderbilt) Red lipstick, a book-filled coffin and books that look like packaged meat are among the items in a student art exhibit at Vanderbilt University’s Central [...]