TaMyra Johnson

2 months ago | vanderbilthustler.com | TaMyra Johnson |Brina Ratangee

Current students have raised additional concerns about doctoral stipends, visas and career opportunities. 3 minutes ago In the wake of fears about significant reductions in federal funding, Vanderbilt has temporarily paused graduate student admissions. Current graduate students and faculty also raised alarm about research funding, doctoral stipends, visas and career opportunities. On Jan.

2 months ago | vanderbilthustler.com | Brina Ratangee |TaMyra Johnson

All VUMC academic department and center websites were instructed to remove any references to diversity, equity and inclusion and associated phrases from their websites, per email correspondence to VUMC affiliates obtained by The Hustler. Additionally, Vanderbilt’s former Student Center for Social Justice and Identity has been renamed to the Student Center for Belonging and Communities. These moves follow President Donald Trump’s Jan.

Nov 3, 2024 | vanderbilthustler.com | Shayda Oliaei |TaMyra Johnson

Throughout October, Project Safe partnered with student organizations on campus to host events in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. According to Olivia Darrow, assistant director of Project Safe’s advocacy series, these events aimed to raise awareness and provide resources to the Vanderbilt community. In previous years, DVAM began with the Lights on the Lawn benefit concert in September.

Jul 23, 2024 | vanderbilthustler.com | Daniela Aguilar |TaMyra Johnson |Abby Hoelscher

Packing for college can easily become a mess. With stacks of dorm supply lists to choose from, your list becomes a jumble of items to weigh the pros and cons of. Often, the best advice you can get is directly from those who once lived in the same situation.

Mar 24, 2024 | vanderbilthustler.com | TaMyra Johnson

Growing up, I had trouble finding a perfect balance when navigating my racial identity. I found myself living a double life — one where I was oscillating between racial groups and feeling internal and external pressures to choose a side. My race has been questioned by those around me, and I am no stranger to comments that I am too white to be mixed. I was either told that I don’t act like I am mixed or that I don’t act like I am Black.