The prevalence of suspicious, scam-like messages infiltrating student organization GroupMe chats has raised concerns about the platform’s reliability for campus student communication. Story by: Omar Abdelrahman Graphic by: Sragvi Dara

While some students were able to quickly find temporary stays with upperclassmen, others struggled with staying informed and being sufficiently prepared for the relocation. Read more in story or link in bio. Story: Chris Lee and Alysia Shang Photo: Corey Lochan

Students and faculty shared their thoughts on Vanderbilt’s opportunities in the arts following several program changes. Read more in story or link in bio. Story: Jenna Ng, Staff Writer Photo: George Albu

The 12-piece band led by Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks played two sets lasting more than three hours filled with solo performances, meaningful covers and a tribute to Dolly Parton. Story by: Scarlett Mickel, Former Deputy Concerts Editor Photo by: Lauren Birdwell

Blending melodic vocals, modern rap, gospel, soulful ballads and alternative pop, Lana Del Rey can do it all. Story by: Charlotte Reidy Graphic by: Pratiksha Mishra

The alternative rock group brought a youthful and dynamic Los Angeles punk sound to The Basement East in support of their third album “GOTTA GET OUT.” Story by: Millie Reich, Music Correspondent Photo by: Millie Reich, Music Correspondent

Recognized at the Oct. 17 Homecoming game for her campus leadership, Ford reflected on her journey at Vanderbilt and the importance of genuine connections. Read more in story or link in bio. Story: Shayna Kar and Salma Elhandaoui Photo: Riley Croteau

Students and community leaders addressed voting rights, registration barriers and political representation before walking together to a nearby early voting location. Read more in story or link in bio. Story: Lara Barabanov, Staff Writer Photo: Lara Barabanov

Indie-rock band Ax and the Hatchetmen brought their high-energy “The Late Checkout Tour” to Nashville, with The Hails opening ahead of their “Duckpond Tour” Story by: Annabella Saltarelli Photo by: Annabella Saltarelli

Returning to the road for the first time in eight years, Foster the People delivered a high-energy, message-driven set at The Truth Oct. 13. Story by: Scarlett Mickel Photo by: Riley Croteau

From caffeine content to cost to sleep, here is a comparison between coffee and energy drinks to help you choose the right one for your day. Story by: Thomas Xiang Photo by: Lucas Li

Author and Vanderbilt alum SC Perot kicks off Alumni Weekend with a touching tribute to Vanderbilt’s History of Art and Architecture Department, as well as a lesson in finding joy and paying attention. Story by: Kate Rothermel Photo by: Jaedyn Burns

The brand-new museum in downtown Nashville, which opened Sept. 29, gives visitors a look into Dolly Parton’s life behind the rhinestones and rainbows. Story by: Chloe Whalen, Deputy Life Editor Photo courtesy of Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum

A new coffee shop and bookstore is serving up some incredible brews with a great selection of books and goods. Story by: Julia Perkins Photo courtesy of Green Ray Books

Sienna Spiro’s “My House Tour” laid its foundation in Nashville, Tennessee, where Spiro floored the crowd with her off-the-wall performance. Story by: Kailey Aldrich Photo by: Shayna Kar, Multimedia Director

The report, which Vanderbilt compiles each year in compliance with the Clery Act, included hazing violations for the first time in accordance with the Stop Campus Hazing Act. Read more in story or link in bio. Story: Hailey Weiner and Corey Lochan Photo: Royce Yang

The fair concluded Vanderbilt’s Undergraduate Law Week, connecting students with law school representatives and offering guidance on admissions and legal career paths. Read more in story or link in bio. Story: Lara Barabanov and Jenny Zheng Photo: Jenny Zheng

Shepherd spoke about how government involvement and the media environment can affect health outcomes, particularly in rural areas. Read more in story or link in bio. Story: Shruthika Kakumani Photo: Lucas Li

To escape the pouring rain Oct. 10, music fans filled Exit/In to witness Brenn! play the final, unforgettable show of his “Amateur At Best” Tour. Story by: Pratiksha Mishra
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The Nashville-native country singer played a sold-out show at Exit/In on Oct. 8 for her “If I’m Being Honest Tour.” Story by: Naomi Alvarado Photo by: Naomi Alvarado