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| Vanderbilt, Freedom Forum expand relationship; John Seigenthaler Center to be home of Dialogue Vanderbilt |
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Vanderbilt University and the Freedom Forum will expand their longstanding relationship, and the John Seigenthaler Center on the university’s campus will serve as the physical home of the Dialogue Vanderbilt initiative—including The Vanderbilt Project on Unity and American Democracy, The Future of Free Speech Project and the Open Dialogue Visiting Fellows Program.
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| Stay Secure: Cybersecurity Awareness Month and you |
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This month, let VUIT’s tricks be your treat as they offer ways to help you stay proactive about digital privacy and security at Vanderbilt. Thanks for participating in the upcoming series of activities, which culminate in a town hall on Oct. 24.
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| Celebrating LGBTQI+ History Month: 'The Music of Ned Rorem' |
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To kick off LGBTQI+ History Month, Blair School of Music faculty present a concert of works written by and for composer and author Ned Rorem. Known for both his breadth of output for both vocal and instrumental forces, Rorem entered gay icon status through the publication of his diaries over 40 years, beginning in 1966.
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| Share your commute experience in Vanderbilt’s annual survey, win $100 |
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Vanderbilt University conducts an annual survey to evaluate the commute and transportation practices of the university community. Whether you primarily work from home, commute to campus every day or anything in between, your feedback will help inform mobility and transportation efforts and expand Vanderbilt’s understanding and support of the community.
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| REGISTER: ‘Unity Dinner: Under God’ is Oct. 5 |
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The next Vanderbilt Project on Unity and American Democracy Unity Dinner will take place on Thursday, Oct. 5, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The event, “Unity Dinner: Under God,” invites Vanderbilt students, faculty and staff to a guided discussion about the role of religion in a divided time.
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| Nominate next book for Campus Reading by Oct. 16 |
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Residential colleges and the Vanderbilt Visions program invite all Vanderbilt faculty, students and staff to nominate a book for the Class of 2028 Campus Reading. Next year’s theme is “Embracing the Debate.” You may nominate up to three texts of any genre by current or deceased authors.
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| Vanderbilt observes Banned Books Week with events, discussions about free expression |
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The Banned Books Initiative, now in its second year at Vanderbilt, will recognize Banned Books Week Oct. 1–7. The events are in conjunction with Vanderbilt’s recently announced recommitment to supporting free expression and civil discourse on campus with the launch of Dialogue Vanderbilt.
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| Embrace the local scene: Vanderbilt’s guide to Nashville community events |
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This school year, immerse yourself in the vibrant Nashville community. There’s something for everyone.
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