Vanderbilt’s Division of Government and Community Relations is the leading advocate for the university and our community to local, state and federal government as well as nonprofit partners. This important role gives us a front row seat to the countless ways that Vanderbilt makes a positive impact on Nashville, our state, our country and the entire world.
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Vanderbilt to convene national leaders for Quantum Forum in Nashville this April
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On April 9, Vanderbilt will host a full-day forum at the Grand Hyatt Nashville, offering a clear, accessible discussion of quantum technology and its implications for energy, security, healthcare and economic competitiveness. Advance registration is required. View event details.
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Dean Roy advocates for engineering research and workforce on Capitol Hill |
Dean Krish Roy joined Tennessee peers in Washington to urge continued federal investment in engineering research, education and fellowships, highlighting Vanderbilt partnerships and workforce development efforts that strengthen U.S. competitiveness. Read More
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Peabody students gain hands-on experience at Nashville’s Murrell School |
Through a long-standing partnership with East Nashville’s Murrell School, Peabody students support children with significant emotional and learning disabilities while developing the skills and perspective needed to lead in complex classroom environments. Read More
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Be part of Vanderbilt’s Community Engagement Symposium |
Community partners are invited to submit proposals for the April 23 symposium showcasing community-engaged teaching, research and creative work. The poster-style event will highlight collaborations advancing public impact across Middle Tennessee and beyond. Learn More
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Vanderbilt champions women’s athletics with Anchored for Her campaign
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Vanderbilt has launched the Anchored for Her campaign, a $50 million effort to expand support for women’s varsity sports, fund scholarships, staff roles and facilities and invite the community to help sustain competitive excellence. Read More
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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute announces courses for spring 2026
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OLLI at Vanderbilt has unveiled its spring lineup, offering short courses, discussions and special programs designed for adult learners seeking intellectual engagement and community connection. Read More
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Chancellor Diermeier discusses Vanderbilt’s next era in new podcast episode
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In conversation with Provost C. Cybele Raver, Chancellor Daniel Diermeier reflects on Vanderbilt’s expanding campuses, strategic partnerships and long-term priorities, and how growth across locations advances the university’s academic and research mission. Read More
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| TPAC Dinnertime Discussion: Suffs |
Tennessee Performing Arts Center
Thursday, March 5, 6 p.m.
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Experience a free pre-show conversation moderated by Vanderbilt Professor of Theatre History Dr. Christin Essin, with expert insight and dinner included.
Reserve Your Seat
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| Craig Havighurst: Musicality for Modern Humans |
Central Library Community Room
Tuesday, March 24, 5 p.m.
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Hear author Craig Havighurst discuss his new book and invite audiences into a new kind of conversation about music.
Join the Discussion
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| In Her Place: Nashville Artists in the Twenty-First Century |
Frist Art Museum
Now through April 26
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Discover nearly 100 works by Nashville women artists, including Vanderbilt faculty, exploring ideas of place and contemporary expression.
See the Exhibition
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This newsletter features some of our top stories from the past month. For more details or to learn how Vanderbilt can support your community, please contact our office.
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