The windows of Vaughn Home witnessed millions of people, events, seasons, culture, perspective, and thoughts for more than a century. The windows are the "eyes" of all the faces described below as both the house and people who lived in the house saw the world through them. A variety of facial expressions represent different feelings and moods the home and people felt. 

The windows were not the separator of people inside and outside the Vaughn home but rather a simple yet impactful interface that shaped both sides' thoughts, actions, and future. That is why if you look at all the faces in a big picture, they look like they are communicating to each other within the interface of windows. People on both sides developed the Vanderbilt community towards more knowledge and stronger and inclusive student body.