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Infant in a pink outfit and holiday-patterned cap lying in a hospital bed, with medical tubing secured across the nose and cheeks.
December 21, 2023

Special delivery: NICU babies’ first Christmas

By Susan Urmy
A display on black fabric featuring a painted pumpkin, small white pumpkins, autumn leaves, multicolored corn, and a partially visible sign reading “9. NEUROLOG…” alongside a hand-drawn diagram titled “Anatomy of a Pumpkin Neuron.”
October 27, 2023

Winners of 2023 pumpkin carving/decorating contests announced

Space aliens! Minions! Nerds! A candy corn blowfish! This year’s entries have it all.

By Wayne Wood
Silhouetted people walk through a VUMC courtyard in front of a bright paneled wall; one person holds a cup and another looks at a phone.
October 11, 2023

Autumn light on the plaza: shadows and silhouettes

As the seasons change, so does the play of light at the crossroads of VUMC’s main campus

By Donn Jones
Bright, modern hospital lobby with a staircase, guest services desk, decorative pendant lights, and two digital screens displaying “Thank You.”
February 27, 2023

New Vanderbilt University Hospital lobby: a first look

More than four decades after the opening of the “new” Vanderbilt University Hospital, the lobby gets a complete makeover

By Donn Jones
Three carved pumpkins displayed on a table, depicting brain anatomy; labels below the front pumpkins read “Typical Brain” and “Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Brain.”
October 21, 2022

Winners of 2022 pumpkin-carving contests announced

The best of this year’s gourd-as-artistic-medium entries from Vanderbilt departments and from Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital

By Vanderbilt Health News
Healthcare workers and employees gather inside a large tent for flu vaccinations; a worker in the foreground wears a red vest labeled “VACCINATOR.”
October 5, 2022

Flulapalooza returns to protect thousands from flu

After a two-year pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Flulapalooza returned in person and thousands of Vanderbilt employees and students flocked to the daylong event.

By Kelli Mitchuson