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My name is Tony Davis and I am a second year Master of Theological Studies candidate in the School of Divinity.  I am happily married to the love of my life, Hillary; this May will be our 8th anniversary.  I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and… Read More

My name is Christina Snider and I am a senior undergraduate from Augusta, Georgia.  I am a Molecular and Cellular Biology and Spanish double major.  After graduation, I plan to take a gap year and to work as a research assistant in a biomedical research lab while applying… Read More

For students busily tackling academics, the library can sometimes feel like the only place in the building to sit down and take a break. Now the Management Library has one more reason for students to come in, put their books down, and stay for a while. A chess board is… Read More

My name is Ayo Sonupe. I am a second year MBA student at the Owen Graduate School of Management. My concentrations are in Finance and Strategy and I will be overseeing merger transactions post MBA. Prior to business school, I worked as an external auditor and an… Read More

Vanderbilt University’s Special Collections has received a Golden Globe and two other major film awards given to the late film director Delbert Mann (’41). Mann’s children donated his 1979 Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture Made for Television for All Quiet on the Western Front. Their generous gift includes… Read More

Interlibrary Loan, Faculty Delivery, and Copyright Clearance services will be interrupted as staff move offices to Room 211 in the Divinity Library on January 2-3, 2014.  We anticipate that normal services will begin to resume on January 6. Read More

Topic: Fear, Tired, Dread, Excited: Student Feelings and the Research Assignment Opening Guest Presenter: Melinda Brown (Library) Wednesday, November 20, 12:10-1:00 Community Room, Central Library This month’s discussion topic: Thinking about your Spring 2014 assignments? Participate in this conversation to identify concrete strategies for writing research… Read More

Listen to an interview with Jack M. Sasson, Mary Jane Werthan Professor of Jewish Studies and Hebrew Bible and Professor of Classics, about his forthcoming book Judges 1-12: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary, part of the Anchor Yale Bible Commentary Series. Read More

“Complex Landscapes: Different Approaches to GIS in STEM and the Digital Humanities” The Jean and Alexander Heard Library will celebrate GIS Day by sponsoring an informative public lecture centered around two GIS (geographic information system) faculty on campus. The presenters for GIS Day will be Janey Camp and Todd… Read More

Jean-Paul Avice, Baudelaire scholar and Librarian of the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris will present a talk on Baudelaire de L’Albatros au Cygne, L’invention des tableaux parisiens. W.T. Bandy Center, Wednesday, November 13th. Read More