A well-respected but sleepy university goes on a building spree, gets an injection of new talent, and promises a rigorous but chill education. Now top students from near and far are lining up at the gate. Stop us if you’ve heard this one before.
The Ingram Scholars Program, founded in 1993 by then-Board of Trust Chairman E. Bronson Ingram, has led to transformative student experiences for many at Vanderbilt who, in turn, have given service to Nashville and communities around the globe.
Vanderbilt will conduct a security assessment of campus buildings, including Nicholas S. Zeppos and E. Bronson Ingram Colleges, during the week of Oct. 30. A representative of Vanderbilt’s Office of Housing and Residential Experience (HRE), formerly known as OHARE, declined to comment on which other buildings are being reviewed. “E. Bronson Ingram College and Zeppos.
VSG President Sam Sliman and VSG Vice President Kendelle Grubbs, both seniors, announced proposed changes to the organization’s structure and publicized VSG’s expenditures since 2020 in an email sent to the undergraduate student body on Aug. 28. During their campaign, Sliman and Grubbs ran on a satirical platform that included dissolving VSG. The pair also.