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Trystan Fogg

Trystan Fogg

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Staff Writer, Vanderbilt Hustler

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  • FOGG: No one else should have to die

    By Trystan Fogg| Vanderbilt Hustler Verified As a native Virginian, I grew up on the University of Virginia’s campus. I spent fall Saturdays frequenting Scott Stadium for football games. I donned the spiky orange and blue wig while shoving my face with popcorn as the Cavalier rode onto the field. My late grandfather adored his alma mater, not only playing football there himself but also serving as the Virginia Football Alumni Club’s first president.

    By Trystan Fogg · Vanderbilt Hustler

    Nov. 27, 2022

  • FOGG: No one else should have to die

    By Trystan Fogg| Vanderbilt Hustler Verified As a native Virginian, I grew up on the University of Virginia’s campus. I spent fall Saturdays frequenting Scott Stadium for football games. I donned the spiky orange and blue wig while shoving my face with popcorn as the Cavalier rode onto the field. My late grandfather adored his alma mater, not only playing football there himself but also serving as the Virginia Football Alumni Club’s first president.

    By Trystan Fogg · Vanderbilt Hustler

    Nov. 27, 2022

  • Tyler Childers makes an eccentric return with ‘Can I Take my Hounds to Heaven’

    By Caroline Lingle, Trystan Fogg| Vanderbilt Hustler Verified Resident country, folk and bluegrass crooner Tyler Childers returned to the scene on Sept. 30 for the first time since 2020. Childers collaborated with his longtime backing band, the Food Stamps. Their album, entitled “Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven,” boasts a tracklist with eight songs–but with a twist. They present each song in three different styles: the “Hallelujah” version, “Jubilee” version and “Joyful Noise” version.

    By Caroline Lingle, Trystan Fogg · Vanderbilt Hustler

    Oct. 03, 2022

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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