The Libraries partnered with the Middle Tennessee State University Center for Historic Preservation, the Vanderbilt University Press, and Vanderbilt University to offer webinars on two of Tennessee’s best-known frontiersmen: James… Keep reading
Friends of Vanderbilt's Libraries
Exploring the Legacies of James Robertson and John Donelson
Print and Paper Series Launches
Print & Paper from Home: Build a Commonplace Book Have you ever wondered how sheets of paper become a book? In this two-part series, participants made and decorated a Commonplace… Keep reading
Fall 2020 Gallery Exhibition: Dream for Light Years
The Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery was pleased to present Dream for Light Years, a two-year collaboration between California-based painter Ali Smith and Blair School of Music Professor of Composition… Keep reading
Thank you to Friends of Vanderbilt’s Libraries Board
If you enjoy literary and musical evenings with notable thinkers, fascinating exhibits, cultural and political discussions and access to world-class resources, then you need to become a friend! The Friends… Keep reading
Remembering Buchanan Library Fellows benefactor
Our Buchanan Fellows great benefactor, Dr. Richard Buchanan will be greatly missed. Richard was a double ‘Dore, earning both a bachelor of arts and a doctor of medicine from Vanderbilt…. Keep reading
Friends of Vanderbilt’s Libraries play cards with Jane Austen: An Evening of Speculation
A fun crowd came together last fall to learn about and play Speculation, a card game popular in the Regency era. University of the South Professor of English Robin Bates… Keep reading
Veterans Day 2019 recognized with Morton Dean and medevac veterans
Thanks to contributions from The Wild Bunch, Vanderbilt Television News Archive partnered with a number of Vanderbilt departments to bring retired CBS News Correspondent Morton Dean to campus for a… Keep reading