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Hiatt Career Center reaches 53 live videos »
Celia Young September 21, 2018
Hiatt Career Center is in its second year of its Facebook Live show, #HiattLive, where students give advice primarily about the career search through live-streamed videos. Hiatt has made over 50 episodes. In total, Hiatt… Read More... -
New study spaces installed in Goldfarb »
Sabrina Chow September 21, 2018
Throughout the summer, both Goldfarb and Farber libraries have seen steady improvements to their infrastructure as well as gained additional study spaces for further student interaction. Matthew Sheehy, the Brandeis National Committee University Librarian, acts… Read More... -
Preliminary research shows promising future for learning and memory »
Candace Ng September 21, 2018
Students and faculty gathered in Gerstenzang to hear a speech by renowned scientist H. Craig Heller, the Lorry I. Lokey/Business Wire Professor and a Professor of Biology at Stanford University on Sept. 18. Professor Michael… Read More... -
Brandeis professor faces online threats as feud unfolds in medieval academia »
Ryan Spencer September 21, 2018Amid an oftentimes public feud over the direction of medieval academia, Brandeis Professor Dorothy Kim (ENG) told The Brandeis Hoot that her colleague, Rachel Fulton Brown, “crossed the line” when she tagged Milo Yiannopoulos, a… Read More...
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Who is Sandi Tan? »
Noah Harper September 21, 2018
“I see it as a very strange and round-about happy ending,” said Sandi Tan at a screening of her new film, “Shirkers,” at Brandeis’ Wasserman Cinematheque on Sept. 16. Tan’s film is a winding, autobiographical… Read More... -
It’s been a big week for Chicago’s hip-hop scene »
Jonah Koslofsky September 21, 2018
This past week has been crazy for Chicago’s hip-hop scene. After years of anticipation, three major projects have been released. This is the same scene that produced now-global superstar Chance the Rapper, so it’s always… Read More... -
What did Mac Miller mean to Pennsylvania? »
Chris DeMena September 21, 2018
Admittedly, I’m not sure. I’m from a small suburb in eastern Pennsylvania, roughly six hours from Mac Miller’s native Pittsburgh. A Philadelphia artist like Meek Mill arguably should have been the more relevant musician in… Read More...
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What I wish I knew: transportation woes »
Renee Nakkab September 21, 2018
One of the many perks of Brandeis’ campus is its unique personality. Whether it be the woodsy, nature feel, iconic castle or modern buildings, the blatant lack of a cohesive aesthetic is one of this… Read More... -
Children should not have to suffer because of their parents’ religion »
Sabrina Chow September 21, 2018
It’s no shock that certain religions prohibit various medical procedures. Jehovah’s Witnesses do not receive blood transfusions and Christian Scientists value faith-based healing instead of traditional Western medicine. Even though this sounds similar to osteopathic… Read More... -
Mailroom is a good first step »
Ben Beriss September 21, 2018
Those of you who were on campus early last year may remember the horrors of a mailroom unprepared for the most predictable rush of the year. With the notifications system down, students were forced to… Read More... -
High school should be more like college »
Alex Kougasian September 21, 2018
Education is conducted very differently in different parts of the United States. No two high schools or colleges are identical in the way that they facilitate their students’ learning. However, colleges and high schools have… Read More... -
Lather, rinse, don’t repeat (until next week) »
Sarah Terrazano September 21, 2018
There’s something that most people are doing wrong in the shower: washing their hair. More specifically, washing it every or every other day. Many people naturally think that their hair will be cleaner the more… Read More...
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We The Jury app encourages sports attendance »
Jennifer Cook September 21, 2018
Although Brandeis school spirit may seem lacking to some, the issue could be due to the fact that most students do not know when sports games are occurring, or they are too busy to search… Read More... -
The do’s and don’ts of studying abroad in Japan »
Alana Hodson September 21, 2018
Studying abroad is one of the most unique, rewarding and adventurous decisions one can make in their undergraduate career—or even in one’s lifetime. Last spring semester, I was fortunate enough to be able to study… Read More...
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Women’s soccer continues undefeated record »
Shea Decker-Jacoby September 21, 2018The women’s soccer Judges took the field against their cross-town rivals on Saturday, Sept. 15 with the hopes of continuing their undefeated season. The Judges are ranked 13th in Division III by the United Soccer… Read More... -
Men’s soccer proves dominance in an 8-0 sweep »
Camila Casanueva September 21, 2018
The Judges are off to a slow start to begin the season with a record of 2-3. After being ranked fourth nationally, the Judges have fallen out of the top 25 after losing two in… Read More... -
Men’s tennis shines at Middlebury Invitational »
Sophie Trachtenberg September 21, 2018
The Brandeis men’s tennis team headed north to Middlebury, V.T. this past weekend to compete in the annual Middlebury Invitational, winning three of six brackets. Brandeis got players to the finals in five of the… Read More... -
Cross country comes out on top »
Gillian O'Malley September 21, 2018
The Judges have earned the no. 25 national ranking from the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association and are led strongly by senior captains Emily Bryson ’19, Julia Bryson ’19 and… Read More... -
Serena Williams Grand Slam defeat turns into gender equality debate »
Shea Decker-Jacoby September 14, 2018
On Sept. 8, the 138th U.S. Open was filled with history for the books and dreams coming true with some drama on the side. At the age of 20, this was Naomi Osaka’s first major… Read More...
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