Three tickets are currently on the ballot for student body president and vice president: sophomores Lin Morales and Dee Norman, juniors Hananeel Morinville and Ellie Kearns and first-years Sevaan Prestipino and Rachel Warner.
If there’s one thing the Vanderbilt student body can’t survive without, it’s coffee. Luckily, there are a few locations where students can go to pick up not only their drinks but also a side or two. In this episode of Food Dumplings, the four hosts Sarah Son, Semmie Lee, Jessica Lai and Siting.
The joint program between VSG’s Campus Services committee, Vanderbilt Friends of MSF (Doctors Without Borders) and Vanderbilt United Against Inequities in Disease builds upon existing efforts by Swipes for a Cause, another student-run initiative.
Do you love meals portioned for a baby bird? If so, Munchie Marts will be right up your alley this school year. Per a new Campus Dining policy implemented this fall, students are limited to two meal swipes per day across all Munchie Marts. As if the Munchie Marts could not suffer more, Vanderbilt decided.
Vanderbilt Campus Dining recently launched the Get Well Meals program, allowing sick students to pick up meals for themselves or to send someone to pick up meals for them. Eligible locations include the Munchie Marts at Commons, Kissam, Highland and Branscomb. The program is available for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and each meal costs a.