Vanderbilt snags $400M for West Palm Beach campus
Vanderbilt University’s plans for a West Palm Beach campus are moving forward, with $400 million. That puts the Nashville-based university just over three-quarters of the way to its $520 million fundraising goal, the Palm Beach Post reported. The university, known as the “Harvard of the South,” also tapped Palm Beach County native Natasha V. Sachs to lead the satellite graduate campus. She previously worked at online learning company Coursera, where she worked at the intersection of technology and higher education, according to a news release. The West Palm Beach campus is planned on 8 acres from South Tamarind to Sapodilla […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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