Read more Daily American In this short excerpt, the local newspaper discusses the public... Read more
Read more The Sky’s Not the Limit Pictured above is Barnard Observatory, whose namesake, Edward... Read more
Read more Student Hometowns Map Walk-Through In this video, I will walk you through how to navigate the... Read more
Read more 1875-1876 University Register During the first year of its founding, Vanderbilt University... Read more
Read more An Intellectual Greenhouse: Wesley Hall Here, we see Wesley Hall in 1879. In the same year William H.... Read more
Read more From Humbl-ish Beginnings Early Campus Landscape. 1875. Photograph. Photographic... Read more
Read more A Past Present Today: John Fulton Pictured in his basement room of Wesley Hall in 1914, John... Read more
Read more The Great Leap Forward Imagine yourself placed into this map, travelling back to... Read more
Read more Sermon on the Mount An oil painting of Cornelius Vanderbilt peered regally over... Read more
Read more 1877-1878 University Register In the third year of its history, Vanderbilt University... Read more
Read more Birthplace: Old Main When travelers debarked from their train in Nashville, one of... Read more
Read more Austral Vol. I, Issue 1 The premier issue of the Vanderbilt Austral was a definition of... Read more
Read more Homes Away from “Home” The map presented here draws student information from the... Read more
Read more A Renaissance Man: William Lofland Dudley Seen here in his library at Wesley Hall, William Lofland Dudley... Read more
Read more A Program to Fit a Patron: Founder’s Day Vanderbilt’s first Founder’s Day on May 27th, 1876, celebrated... Read more
Read more The Austral Vol. I, Issue 2 In this issue of the Austral, the students discuss the... Read more
Read more Breadth and Depth: what will you study at Vanderbilt? Now you are at Vanderbilt, what will classes look like and what... Read more
Read more The Austral Vol. I, Issue 3 One of the more transcendent issues, in this issue’s editorial,... Read more
Read more 30,000 Scientific Instruments: The Pride of Garland Upon entering Sarah Shannon Stevenson Science & Engineering... Read more
Read more A Change of Faith: Holland Nimmons McTyeire The story of Vanderbilt remains incomplete without Bishop... Read more
Read more A Gold Standard: The Founder’s Medal On Founder’s Day 1882, this gold Founder’s Medal was awarded to... Read more
