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PARC holds bystander training »
Emma Lichtenstein October 11, 2019
The Brandeis Prevention, Advocacy and Resource Center (PARC) held a discussion of the proper ways to respond when someone shares their experience with sexual assault on Tuesday, Oct. 8. Only 3.7 percent of undergraduates and… Read More... -
Proposal threatens graduate unionization »
Sabrina Chow October 11, 2019
Brandeis graduate students may no longer have the ability to unionize with the proposal of a new ruling by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)—which comes a year after Brandeis graduates ratified their first labor… Read More... -
Professor and lecturer co-author NYT op-ed on building with sustainably-harvested mass timber »
Rachel Saal October 11, 2019
Cross-laminated timber (CLT) has allowed the construction of more wooden buildings and is quickly becoming a competitive building technology in many mid-rise buildings, according to Brian Donahue (AMST/ENVS/HIST), associate professor of American Environmental Studies, in… Read More... -
15 admitted Heller graduate students denied visas »
Celia Young October 11, 2019Following a trend marked in other Massachusetts schools, 15 Brandeis international graduate students were denied their visa applications to the U.S., preventing them from attending the Heller School of Social Policy and Management. All 15… Read More...
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Thoughts on Boston’s celebration of women in film »
Anna Nappi October 11, 2019
Every September, the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston host the Boston Women’s Film Festival (BWFF). Only a Brandeis shuttle ride (plus an Uber, unless you’re feeling up to… Read More... -
Sorry society: ‘Joker’ sucks »
Jonah Koslofsky October 11, 2019
On July 20, 2012, a gunman opened fire in a screening of “The Dark Knight Rises.” Twelve people lost their lives. The shooter’s hair was dyed red, and in the days that followed, a rumor… Read More... -
An aggressive LED display lights up the Rose »
Aaron LaFauci October 11, 2019
Vagrants, night walkers and students alike may have noticed a strange eminence from the Rose Art Museum recently. The great panes of glass that make up the front of the building are usually curtained shut… Read More...
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Look up from your screen and onto the field »
Victoria Morrongiello October 11, 2019
I have been frequenting the cardio room these past couple of weeks due to an unfortunate IT band injury. One of these days, I had 50—excruciating—minutes of biking with a dead phone that could provide… Read More... -
I am confused. And cold. »
Sasha Skarboviychuk October 11, 2019
It is a little early for April Fools; it is only October after all, so please take this with full seriousness. Only a few weeks ago it was 90 degrees outside, and around 50 degrees… Read More... -
Happy flu season »
John Fornagiel October 11, 2019
We’ve all been waiting for it, we’ve all been excited for it, and now it is almost here! Since the flu season is right around the corner, I figured it would be a good idea… Read More...
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Honoring the 22nd Gabbay Awardees »
Sahithi Marchala October 11, 2019
On Oct. 2, STEM students, medicine enthusiasts and faculty congregated at the Shapiro Campus Center to attend a lecture presented by the 22nd Gabbay Award winners, Dario Campana MD, PhD and Micheal Sadelain MD, PhD.… Read More... -
Pride Deis celebrates LGBTQ+ community »
Sabrina Chow October 11, 2019
As an openly gay man on campus, Guillermo Caballero ’20, vice president of the Brandeis Student Union, wanted a day to celebrate LGBTQ individuals on campus. The Student Union, in collaboration with the Gender and… Read More... -
SAS Fellows empower students »
Sabreen Huq October 11, 2019
Home to students from all backgrounds, strengths/weaknesses and vulnerabilities, Brandeis celebrates the diversity of its student body through specialized programs and opportunities that aid in supplying a smooth and enriching learning experience for all. Both… Read More...
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Volleyball takes on second UAA Round Robin, Oh featured on SportsCenter »
Courtney Thrun October 11, 2019
This past Sunday, the Brandeis women’s volleyball team competed in the second round of the University Athletic Association’s (UAA) volleyball round robin. The event was held in Atlanta, GA at Emory University. The Judges’ first… Read More... -
Cross country teams place in the top three at Keene State Invitational »
Caroline Wang October 11, 2019
Just two weeks after the Judges’ last race at UMass Dartmouth (UMD) Invitational, Brandeis went off to compete in the Keene State Invitational last weekend. The Brandeis cross country team had a strong performance, with… Read More... -
Women’s soccer falls in UAA conference opener »
Francesca Marchese October 11, 2019
The women’s soccer team provided alumni, family and friends who attended Brandeis University’s Homecoming weekend with an incredibly physical and exciting game on Saturday. The Judges battled the Tartans of Carnegie Mellon in the University… Read More...
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