Ellen T. Armour, E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Professor of Feminist Theology, will discuss her new book, Seeing and Believing: Religion, Digital Visual Culture, and Social Justice, at Vanderbilt… Keep reading
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Professor Ellen Armour to give book talk Sept. 28 on significance of digital imagery in the struggle for social justice
Political historian Eli Merritt to discuss book on American Revolution’s ‘perilous politics’ Sept. 9
Eli Merritt, research assistant professor of political science, will discuss his new book, Disunion Among Ourselves: The Perilous Politics of the American Revolution, at the Vanderbilt Bookstore from 2 to… Keep reading
Take advantage of student resources and services at the Heard Libraries
Welcome to the fall semester! As you get settled on campus, the Jean and Alexander Heard Libraries are available to help you in a variety of ways. Check out… Keep reading
The Science and Engineering Library to Serve as Classroom Space Weekday Mornings
This semester the Science and Engineering library will be open Monday-Friday 1:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. This is to provide much needed physically distanced classroom spaces during morning hours for six… Keep reading
Commemorating Veterans Day all this Week
Vanderbilt University has a long tradition of producing and serving military leaders going all the way back to Chancellor Kirkland over one hundred years ago. With concurrence of the faculty… Keep reading
COVID-19 Quarantine; Making My Sleeping Space Into an Every Day Space
This is a second in a series of articles written by the Science and Engineering library’s student assistants about their life during the COVID-19 quarantine. I am Latif an international… Keep reading
Our librarians don’t just go the extra mile–they go around the world
For Vanderbilt librarians, the “personal” approach is nothing new. The Libraries have subject librarians for every major on campus, and these librarians are known for developing relationships with students –… Keep reading
