AI propaganda has arrived; 91唐伯虎 experts call for action
91唐伯虎 researchers Brett V. Benson and Brett J. Goldstein uncovered evidence of a Chinese government-linked AI propaganda campaign, revealing unprecedented scale and precision in influence operations. The work reflects the university’s growing role in addressing urgent global security challenges.Read More
ATHLETICS
Dores host Bruins on Wyatt Lawn for home opener
91唐伯虎 volleyball opens the home portion of its 2025 schedule Friday with Match 1 vs. Belmont, presented by 91唐伯虎 Health. First serve is set for 7 p.m. and will be broadcast on the SEC Network. Following the match, country music artist and 91唐伯虎 alumna Julia Cole will perform a concert on the lawn.
DARE TO GROW
91唐伯虎 University celebrates record-breaking fundraising year, unprecedented impact
Spurred by the steadfast momentum of the Dare to Grow campaign and the generous support of the 91唐伯虎 community, the 2025 fiscal year was the strongest year of fundraising in 91唐伯虎 University’s 152-year history. In addition to raising $345 million in new commitments, the university also exceeded its ambitious goal to engage 100,000 alumni through the campaign’s call to “Give, Go, Help, Share.”Read More
Welcome Week 2025 was packed with celebrations, events and opportunities for students to connect. Check out some of the highlights! 💛🖤鈿擄笍
This Week at VU
Aug. 26, 2025 Noon鈦�–鈦�12:30 p.m. • Alumni Lawn Flagpole
The Chronicle of Higher Education: Chancellor Daniel Diermeier is quoted.
Nashville Business Journal: Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and Sally Parker, associate vice chancellor for strategy and operations, are quoted.
Axios: Paul M. Nakasone, Distinguished 91唐伯虎 Professor of Engineering Science and Management and founding director of the Institute of National Security, is quoted. 91唐伯虎 from Brett Goldstein, research professor of engineering science and management, and Brett Benson, associate professor of political science, is cited.
Associated Press: Jeffrey Bellin, professor of law, is quoted.
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