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‘New Short Films from Germany’ panel connects young filmmakers over Zoom

26 March, 2021 // Arts // 0 Comments
On Thursday, March 18, the Center for German and European Studies (CGES) held a virtual panel called “New Short Films from Germany,” one of many such events it has held to support artists during the… Read More...
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‘Art finds a way:’ Festival of the Arts returns with hybrid programming

19 March, 2021 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
After a year mastering the art of hybrid events, the Office of the Arts is bringing the annual Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts back with both virtual and in-person programming. The Festival is… Read More...
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Gillian Anderson awkwardly discussed the highs of her career

12 March, 2021 // Arts // 0 Comments
In a wide-ranging and at times stilted conversation, actress Gillian Anderson discussed her past, present and upcoming roles with Alice Kelikian (FILM/HIST/ITAL), the chair of the Film, Television and Interactive Media Program. Anderson discussed the… Read More...
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Rapper Tré Warner is back with new music and a new name

4 December, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
Brandeis rapper Tré Warner ’22 is back with new work, a name change and a sharper, more mature sense of his artistic identity. The rapper made a quarantine comeback this year with several new singles––the… Read More...
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Preparing for ‘The Laramie Project,’ a Zoom department show

13 November, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
In anticipation of its virtual production of “The Laramie Project,” the Department of Theater Arts held a panel on Nov. 8 featuring Laramie’s playwright and director Moisés Kaufman and Brandeis alum Scott Barrow (MFA ‘00),… Read More...
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Assonet Wampanoag educator discusses language reclamation and identity

16 October, 2020 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
Language is deeply embedded in our individual and cultural identities. For many Indigenous people, it also carries the pain of loss and the trauma of colonization. In its genocide against Indigenous people, the United States… Read More...
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Waltham Public Library seeks pandemic stories for archival project

18 September, 2020 // Features // 0 Comments
The Waltham Public Library is looking to collect stories from the Waltham community on how the coronavirus pandemic has affected their daily lives through a new survey. If you’ve ever wondered how everyday people dealt… Read More...
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Self-care in the time of COVID: resisting the urge to overcommit

28 August, 2020 // Opinions // 0 Comments
It’s common knowledge: Brandeis students are chronically overcommitted. I think it’s part of what attracts us to this school: the active extracurriculars, the ease with which students can double or triple major in different fields.… Read More...
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