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All positions filled during first spring election »
Sabrina Chow March 22, 2019The first round of the spring elections saw all seven positions filled for the Executive board and other representatives in the student union. A total of 999 students voted in the election. In the Executive… Read More... -
OSRL in search for new director, University Chaplain »
Sabrina Chow March 22, 2019
Finalists for the Director of the Office Spiritual and Religious Life (OSRL) at Brandeis were announced in an email sent to the student body on March 14. The new director will serve as the University… Read More... -
AAPI Studies program in the works »
Sabrina Chow March 22, 2019
A new Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Studies program is set to begin at Brandeis in the 2019-2020 school year, according to Max Tang ’19, president of the Brandeis Asian American Task Force (BAATF). The… Read More... -
Anna Deavere Smith accepts 2019 Richman Fellowship »
Sarah Terrazano March 22, 2019Actor, playwright and educator Anna Deavere Smith is this year’s Richman Distinguished Fellow in Public Life. Deavere Smith accepted the award from President Ron Liebowitz in a packed Sherman Function Hall on Thursday. Deavere Smith’s… Read More...
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Thank U, Latex: a unique Brandeis tradition »
Aaron LaFacui March 22, 2019
Another year, another Liquid Latex. Nineteen years in and the Brandeis tradition of stripping down to our bottoms and plastering ourselves in latex paint is going stronger than ever. Nothing says campus diversity quite like… Read More... -
In “Us,” Jordan Peele Unleashes His Apocalyptic Pessimism »
Jonah Koslofsky March 22, 2019
Few endings are as gratifying as the conclusion of “Get Out.” Our hero, Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) finally, well, gets out (with some unexpected help from a friend). But this crowd-pleasing closure was writer/director Jordan Peele’s… Read More... -
“Nature’s Nation” exhibit examines American art »
Noah Harper March 22, 2019Most art museums don’t really try to explore the origins of their pieces. They leave them up on the wall with just a few scraps of information—leaving it up to us to piece together their… Read More...
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Asian Food at Brandeis Sucks »
Stewart Huang March 22, 2019I never expected great food when I decided to come to Brandeis. In fact, I was quite aware of the average quality of the campus food in America, being badly burned before in high school.… Read More... -
Wake up, your ancestors are calling »
Sasha Skarboviychuk March 15, 2019
History is a really funny thing. We, as humans, are inclined to believe that people change, and what happened in the past will not happen in the future. But, in my humble opinion, human nature… Read More... -
What is TRII and how can I join? »
Leon Kraiem March 15, 2019
I think many years from now, when our kids are our age, those of us who were in school at this particular historical moment will remember it as a dark period in American history, a… Read More...
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Brandeis team talks the talk at the Hult Prize Competition »
Shruthi Manjunath March 22, 2019
Imagine presenting an idea to an audience of business leaders who stare down your soul as fellow competitors wait for you to choke. You nervously clutch the microphone and stare into the eyes of a… Read More... -
New app combines sustainability with grocery shopping »
Sabrina Chow March 22, 2019
Going grocery shopping can be one of the most fun but difficult tasks in an adult’s life. How can one combine grocery shopping with environmental action to help sustain the planet? GreenChoice recently launched a… Read More... -
TRII advocates and their stories: Jonathan Goldman »
Polina Potochevska March 22, 2019
The Right to Immigration Institute (TRII) founded at Brandeis is a unique organization that trains undergraduates to become accredited representatives in immigration courts and to gain legal experience firsthand. It allows for immigrants to receive… Read More...
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It’s upset season »
Sophie Trachtenberg March 22, 2019
“The NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament, also known as March Madness, is a single-elimination tournament that happens each spring featuring 68 of the top college basketball teams in the country. As spring begins to… Read More... -
March Madness begins with No. 1 seeds Duke, Gonzaga, North Carolina and Virginia »
Camila Casanueva March 22, 2019March Madness is upon us with the start of the NCAA Tournament, arguably one of the most exciting events in sports. An event where 68 of the nation’s best college basketball teams will go head… Read More... -
Softball shuts out Eastern Nazarene »
Sabrina Chow March 22, 2019Earlier this week, the Judges defeated Eastern Nazarene College in a double header. According to an article by the Brandeis Judges website, Eastern Nazarene College scored the first run in both of the games in… Read More...
The first round of spring elections is over, and all seven Student Union positons were filled. ow.ly/122650nQ5fd pic.twitter.com/j41K…
