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- 1Vanderbilt men's golf ties for fifth at Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational▼Men’s Golf: Vanderbilt finishes tied for fifth at Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational
Vanderbilt's men's golf team finished tied for fifth at the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational. The result gives the Commodores a solid showing against a strong collegiate field early in the season, and campus coverage is highlighting the finish as the team builds momentum toward conference and postseason play.
- 2Vanderbilt Men's Tennis Hosts Black and Gold Invitational▼Vanderbilt Men's Tennis - Dores Host Black and Gold Invitational
Vanderbilt men's tennis is hosting its Black and Gold Invitational, with the Commodores welcoming competitors to campus for the event. The invitational gives the team match play as part of its fall schedule. Coverage so far has been limited to the announcement of the Commodores hosting.
- 3How to watch Vanderbilt vs No. 2 Georgia on October 3●How to watch Vanderbilt vs. No. 2 Georgia: TV channel and streaming options for October 3 https://www.nytimes.com/athlet
Vanderbilt hosts second-ranked Georgia in a college football game on October 3. Guides are circulating explaining how fans can watch, including which TV channel will carry the broadcast and which streaming services offer the game. Viewers are checking the details ahead of kickoff as Vanderbilt's matchup against a top-ranked SEC opponent draws attention.
- 4Vanderbilt Health highlights child pedestrian injuries and toxic park water●50 children in our area hit by cars every year; toxic pond water in Centennial Park; ‘gas station heroin’; plus other stories with Vanderbilt Health sources
Vanderbilt Health is spotlighting a round-up of local health concerns: roughly 50 children in the Nashville area are struck by cars each year, toxic pond water has been reported in Centennial Park, and rising warnings about tianeptine, an addictive drug dubbed 'gas station heroin'. The stories draw on Vanderbilt clinicians and researchers as expert sources on safety and public health risks.