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Three named to UAA President’s Council »
Jesse Lieberman August 23, 2019
Three Brandeis Judges were named to the 11th annual University Athletic Association (UAA) President’s Council Scholar-Athlete Team for both their athletic and academic achievements during the 2018-2019 school year. To be selected, an athlete must… Read More... -
Brandeis makes $263 million in tuition and fees, provides $100 million in financial aid for 2017-18 fiscal year »
Celia Young August 23, 2019
Brandeis University has filed and released their tax returns, as the university does every year, disclosing the salaries of Brandeis’ top paid employees, how much money is made in fundraising and other university financials. Brandeis… Read More... -
Photos of Brandeis students found on white nationalism website »
Celia Young August 23, 2019
Public safety has uncovered images of Brandeis community members on a thread belonging to the white nationalist website Vanguard News Network. The thread, which began over a year ago, focuses on stereotypical Jewish facial features… Read More... -
Brandeis hires three new employees, including a new VP of student affairs »
Lucy Frenkel August 23, 2019
Brandeis University has hired several new staff members for the fast approaching academic year. Raymond Ou will permanently replace Sheryl Sousa as the Vice President of Student Affairs and succeeds interim vice provost Bill Walker. … Read More...
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‘Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood’ is a desperate bid for transcendence from a filmmaker on his way out »
Jonah Koslofsky August 23, 2019
Is there any American director with a brand-name that can rival Quentin Tarantino? For the last 25 years, this uncompromising auteur (or: stubborn misogynist) has been the loudest voice in violent, independent cinema. But not… Read More... -
Why this season of The Bachelorette is the feminist story we all need »
Maryam Chishti August 23, 2019
Let’s get one thing straight here: “The Bachelorette” is not the right way to find love. It is an imperfect show and inherently flawed. At its core, “The Bachelorette” is a sociological study: to ask… Read More... -
Dora and the Lost City of Gold is a meta-modernist masterpiece »
Dane Leoniak August 23, 2019
Before we begin this discussion of the live-action Dora the Explorer movie produced by Michael Bay, I’d like to introduce you all to the term “meta-modernism.” Essentially, it’s a development in aesthetics and philosophy that… Read More...
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Bye bye beach »
Emma Lichtenstein August 23, 2019
When you grow up in Florida, you learn a few things. First, if you’re being chased by an alligator, run in a zig-zag instead of a straight line. Second, any temperature under fifty degrees is… Read More... -
A life-saving proposal »
John Fornagiel August 23, 2019
Do you ever have those days that are supposed to be perfect but then everything goes wrong and your perfect day turns into your perfect nightmare? Well, my fourteenth birthday was a day like that.… Read More... -
Brandeis 101 »
Sasha Skarboviychuk August 23, 2019
Starting college is scary. It’s like playing a board game that you’ve never played before, but without the instructions. I, personally, am not great at figuring things out without making a mistake or two. Although… Read More...
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A feminist perspective on bioethics »
Sabrina Chow August 23, 2019
Sociologists and researchers have long looked into the disparities and inequalities that lie in health care, oftentimes looking into the differences depending on socioeconomic status and location. However, with the changing viewpoints on gender and… Read More... -
Representation for Asian Americans »
Shruthi Manjunath August 23, 2019
Imagine moving to a new country where you do not speak the language fluently, and therefore you cannot communicate properly with others. You must not only seek out work, but raise a family and provide… Read More... -
Pirates, mystics, scholars and more »
Jennifer Cook August 23, 2019
When focusing on a time period in history, scholars usually focus on the big names and events. While those things are obviously important, it is also important to document and understand the lives of people… Read More...
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Emily Bryson nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year »
Sabrina Chow August 23, 2019
After running both cross country and track for the past four years at Brandeis, Emily Bryson ’19 graduated this past May as one of the most decorated athletes in Brandeis history with four national titles… Read More... -
Softball ranks 20th in the NCAA, reaches 25 wins »
Emerson White May 3, 2019
Brandeis softball was on fire from April 11 to 20. The team won eight of their ten games closing their regular season record at 25-2-1 and finished 20th in Division III. After going 16 games… Read More... -
Softball sits at No. 1 in New England, finishes second in the UAA »
Sophie Trachtenberg May 3, 2019
Over spring break, the Brandeis women’s softball team headed down to Pittsburgh to take on the Tartans of Carnegie Mellon University, sweeping them in both games played on Sunday to take the series in a… Read More...
Four-time national champion, Emily Bryson ’19, nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year! brandeishoot.com/201… pic.twitter.com/Gpl2…
