Vanderbilt
Coverage of Vanderbilt in the Nexus archive.
- New owners of SATCO promise the restaurant — and its queso — will stay the same in Nashville
The new owners of Nashville's 42-year-old SATCO restaurant have pledged to maintain its name, menu, and identity, including its popular queso. The sale, expected to close on August 3, involves Edley’s Restaurant Group founder Will Newman and a local investor group, with plans to preserve the restaurant’s traditions while strengthening its future.
- Tenn. judge credits organ donor with giving him a second chance at life
Sumner County Judge Ron Blanton received a kidney transplant from 18-year-old Christian McKenzie, who died in a car crash and was an organ donor. Blanton credits McKenzie's donation with giving him a second chance at life, allowing him to continue his work and spend time with family.
- What are Knicks getting in second-round picks Jack Kayil & Tyler Nickel? | NY Got Game
The New York Knicks drafted German guard Jack Kayil with the 39th pick and Vanderbilt forward Tyler Nickel with the 47th pick. The NY Post’s Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca analyze their potential contributions, fit in Mike Brown’s system, and defensive capabilities.
- Investigation underway after 12-year-old shot in the head in downtown Nashville
A 12-year-old was shot in the head during a fight between a group of teens in downtown Nashville on Sunday night. The incident occurred on Union Street, and the child is in 'extremely critical condition' at Vanderbilt. Metro Nashville Police are investigating and have interviewed two individuals not believed to be the shooters.
- Swim Across America returns to Nashville, funding cancer breakthroughs like Keytruda at Vanderbilt
Swim Across America is hosting its 5th annual Nashville pool swim at Ensworth Natatorium to fund cancer research, including treatments like Keytruda at Vanderbilt. The event, open to all ages and swimming abilities, has raised over $150 million nationwide in 39 years and supports early-stage cancer research locally. Event Director Alyssa Corb, motivated by her brother's death from leukemia, emphasizes the event's role in advancing cancer treatments and providing hope.