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Anish Mago

Anish Mago

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Deputy Sports Editor, Vanderbilt Hustler

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I'm curious about the world: If it's a good story, I'll cover most anything.

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Total articles 149

  • Vanderbilt starts slow, falls to Mississippi State 7-4 in game two of weekend series

    By Anish Mago| Vanderbilt Hustler Verified In the second game of a weekend set, the No. 11 Vanderbilt Commodores fell to the Mississippi State Bulldogs, 7-4. Following a convincing victory on Friday night, the Commodores came out of the gates slowly on Saturday afternoon, falling behind 5-0 early on as the entire lineup looked sluggish. Carter Holton earned the start for Vanderbilt, but was pulled after surrendering five runs and six hits in five innings pitched.

    By Anish Mago · Vanderbilt Hustler

    Apr. 27, 2024

  • Lunch and Learn: The start of the Mark Byington era in Nashville

    By Mark Byington, Andrew Wilf, Anish Mago| Vanderbilt Hustler Verified There is no time to sit back and relax in today’s college basketball. While the offseason may allow some programs to recuperate, Mark Byington has been in go-mode since he arrived in the Music City in late March. Just one hour before Vanderbilt landed its seventh transfer commit, Byington took time out of his hectic schedule to eat lunch with members of The Hustler at the McGugin Dining Hall on Tuesday. Byington hasn’t had much time to acclimate to Nashville.

    By Mark Byington, Andrew Wilf, Anish Mago · Vanderbilt Hustler

    Apr. 25, 2024

  • Vanderbilt starts slow, falls to Mississippi State 7-4 in game two of weekend series

    By Anish Mago| Vanderbilt Hustler Verified In the second game of a weekend set, the No. 11 Vanderbilt Commodores fell to the Mississippi State Bulldogs, 7-4. Following a convincing victory on Friday night, the Commodores came out of the gates slowly on Saturday afternoon, falling behind 5-0 early on as the entire lineup looked sluggish. Carter Holton earned the start for Vanderbilt, but was pulled after surrendering five runs and six hits in five innings pitched.

    By Anish Mago · Vanderbilt Hustler

    Apr. 27, 2024

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Vanderbilt Hustler

The Vanderbilt Hustler, known as The Hustler, is the primary student newspaper at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. Established in 1888, it is the oldest continuously published student newspaper in the state. The publication became student-run in 1917 and transitioned to a fully digital format in 2016. The Hustler offers comprehensive news coverage of university-related topics, including academic, administrative, and campus safety issues. It features various sections such as News, Life, Opinion, Sports, and Podcasts, along with a magazine called The Side Hustle that includes in-depth articles. The newspaper serves the Vanderbilt community, including students, faculty, and alumni, and is overseen by Vanderbilt Student Communications, Inc. The current leadership includes Editor-in-Chief Barrie Barto and Managing Editor Rhea Patney, supported by a team of 37 staff writers.

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Founded: 1888