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Lecturers speak on how ageism affects women »
Thalia Plata October 19, 2018
Lecturer Margaret Morganroth Gullette traced the painful story of workplace discrimination and downward mobility faced by the aging population in her lecture “Bummer: Boomer Women, Work and Love.” She was followed by Emily Fox-Kales who… Read More... -
Prof. Emilie Diouf visits Senegal through Wellington Prize »
Candace Ng October 19, 2018
Professor Emilie Diouf (ENG) was selected randomly for the Wellington Prize this year, according to a BrandeisNow article. Established by an anonymous donor in 1993, the Wellington prize is a gift used to “enliven the… Read More... -
Administration follows up on cyanide found in Mods »
Elianna Spitzer October 19, 2018On Oct. 12, a hazmat team removed sodium cyanide from a Foster Mods residence. In an email to the student body, James Gray, Vice President for Campus Operations, confirmed that no one was injured by… Read More... -
GSC urges Brandeis students to ‘vote yes on 3’ »
Celia Young October 19, 2018
The Gender and Sexuality Center hosts a phone bank every Thursday where students and Waltham community members call local voters to urge them to ‘vote yes on 3’: to vote in favor of the third… Read More...
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‘It’s Time’ provides much-needed comedic relief on campus »
Candace Ng October 19, 2018UPDATED 10/19 at 5:33 p.m. For days leading up to Oct. 13, 2018, organizers Perry Letourneau ’20 and Dane Leoniak ’20 had posted on a Facebook page event counting down to “It’s Time.” The event… Read More... -
Halloween Classic: ‘The Sixth Sense’ »
Shruthi Manjunath October 19, 2018
Night Shyamalan’s “The Sixth Sense” describes the journey of a boy named Cole Sear on his quest to fit in with his classmates, and the simultaneous changes that child psychologist Malcolm Crowe undergoes as he… Read More... -
The Rose teaches ways of seeing »
Noah Harper October 19, 2018
Last Saturday, the Rose Art Museum started its “Through Lines” series with a guided tour by Professor Andreas Teuber (PHIL, FA). The program’s goal is to combine an expert guest speaker with the museum’s considerable… Read More...
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All sports clubs should be considered club sports »
Sabrina Chow October 19, 2018
In the world of college varsity athletics, those of us who don’t have the elusive title of “varsity athlete” are considered NARPs, non-athletic regular people. As a Division III school that is in a conference… Read More... -
What I wish I knew: Einstein’s needs a change »
Renee Nakkab October 19, 2018
You see it, right? You know what I’m talking about: the black circles under your eyes, the sluggish movements of everyone around you, the mass exodus from class right to the library. Some may think… Read More... -
How should we protest? »
Noah Harper October 19, 2018
I love protests. There’s something exciting about seeing people sticking it to the man—expressing themselves in public, risking their comfort and safety for what they believe in. But I worry that we all haven’t thought… Read More... -
Librarians deserve a fair contract »
Brandeis Labor Coalition October 19, 2018
The Brandeis University librarians and their union, SEIU 888, are fighting for a better contract with the university administration. Brandeis Labor Coalition (BLC) and the students at Brandeis stand with them and express our support.… Read More... -
We are in a worrisome era of deflection »
Alex Kougasian October 19, 2018
There is no question that politicians are not very transparent. This is likely a product of the idea that politicians know they can get away with some small-scale forms of deception and fallacious comments in… Read More...
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Brandeis exceeds its goal for carbon reduction »
Jackie Kostenko October 19, 2018
As the necessity for a more environmentally friendly world grows, Brandeis has started taking steps to create a more sustainable campus. In 2015, Brandeis set a goal to reduce carbon emissions by 10 percent by… Read More... -
Rumors debunked about Brandeis Confessions »
Polina Potochevska October 19, 2018Founded on Jan. 6, the popular Facebook page Brandeis Confessions has become a place for members of the Brandeis community (and people outside of the community as well) to anonymously comment on the university, their… Read More...
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Women’s soccer splits their final UAA home games of the season »
Sophie Trachtenberg October 19, 2018
Brandeis women’s soccer hosted another round of UAA games this past weekend, taking on both the University of Rochester and Emory University, sweeping the Rochester Yellowjackets 4-0 and falling to the Eagles in a tough… Read More... -
Women’s cross country earns No. 8 ranking »
Zach Cihlar October 19, 2018Brandeis women’s cross country experienced more success over the Oct. 13 weekend, where they competed in the Pre-National Meet, held in Winneconne, Wisconsin. Running against some of the strongest teams in NCAA Division III, the… Read More... -
Volleyball drops four at second UAA Round Robin »
Zach Cihlar October 19, 2018
Brandeis volleyball had a jam-packed weekend in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, competing in the second and final UAA Round Robin. This one, hosted by Carnegie Mellon University, saw the Judges battling against four UAA opponents. After the… Read More... -
Men’s soccer ends the weekend with a thriller »
Camila Casanueva October 19, 2018
The Brandeis men’s soccer team faced another weekend of UAA conference matchups, this time hosting University of Rochester and Emory University. Both contests needed extra time to be decided with the Judges experiencing a heartbreaker… Read More... -
Men’s tennis finishes fall season with home tournament »
Shea Decker-Jacoby October 19, 2018
The Brandeis men’s tennis team joined with the Tufts men’s tennis team to host a joint Tufts-Deis Invitational tournament to close out their fall season. Being split between the Brandeis and Tufts campuses, the Judges… Read More...
Women’s cross country (@BrandeisXCTF) receives No. 8 ranking in the nation after their pre-national meet. Photo from Brandeis Judges. ow.ly/jCEF50jrLs2 pic.twitter.com/Lvpl…
