One year after the death of George Floyd, Black and brown men are still dying at the hands of trigger-happy police. Time and time again, news has come across our timelines of yet another incident… Read More...
In doing research for classes, and because of a slightly obsessive watching of a few prison TV shows, I have become more and more solidified in my stance for prison abolition. To start off, the… Read More...
As I develop my political thinking more and more throughout my college experience at Brandeis, I have become increasingly supportive, and aware, of the importance of decolonization as a remedy to the human rights terror… Read More...
Throughout the past year, I have been committed to self-care, and I truly cannot thank myself more. Ever since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, like many, I have had to address the unnecessary stress… Read More...
In a United States where we pat ourselves on the back for our liberal policies and stance as leaders of the free world, the institutions that we hold supreme are desperately failing marginalized populations already… Read More...
If you’ve had humanities courses or probably any course on Zoom this past week, you probably have noticed slight changes in the way how professors are formatting class schedules and rules. It seems to me… Read More...
As soon as I saw the infamously shared photo of a redneck with his boots up on the table of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, it was evident white supremacy and white privilege were the true… Read More...
While the United States continues to pride itself on being a liberal mecca and exemplification of democracy to the rest of the world, we lack severely in the aspect of representation. The notion of “no… Read More...
As the end of this semester nears, the thought of receiving grades seems beyond ridiculous to me. While it’s been three and a half months of continuous work, exams and essays, I am more than… Read More...
A vital lesson that must be learned by establishment Democrats and the Democratic Party is that, while it aimed so desperately to gain white voters, it was the progressive and Black, Indigenous and people of… Read More...
Ever wonder what a midyear is? One of our arts editors, Aaron, describes his experience of being a midyear in this week’s issue if the hoot!
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Sydney Goldman pitches perfect game and first no-hitter since 2011 for the Judges. She was then awarded the UAA Athlete of the Week honors for her performance. Read more about it in this week’s Hoot!
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Everyone’s favorite local swifties, Emma and Caroline, are once again losing their minds over Taylor Swift. “Fearless (Taylor’s Version)” warmed both of their hearts and transported both girls back to 2008. ow.ly/529e50EpX3Mpic.twitter.com/jhLq…
Artist Camille Eskell had her second virtual talk with the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute about her art. Her stunning pieces are all made from the same base: the Fez. Learn about her art and inspiration in The Hoot!
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For everyone who is curious about what is the most sustainable way to prevent pregnancy and STI’s, this week's edition of Ask SSIS is for you. brandeishoot.com/?p=…
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