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RFP collects community feedback

1 November, 2019 // News, Top News // 0 Comments
The Request for Proposals (RFP) is developing and gathering community input as a part of the first two stages of the dining vendor selection process. Unionized employees will retain their jobs, and it is unclear… Read More...
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Resilience Fair provides resources for students

Resilience Fair provides resources for students

4 October, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
The Shapiro Campus Center (SCC) atrium was transformed on Tuesday, Sept. 24 as the Resilience Fair set up shop, luring students to the event with Lizzy’s Ice Cream and booths peppered with candy and stickers.… Read More...
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Doing nothing: it’s okay

4 October, 2019 // Opinions // 0 Comments
As I started classes this semester, I listened to every person in every class list their majors and minors, each person reciting a longer and longer list. At Brandeis we joke about everyone having more… Read More...
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A life-long orgo prof. in the making

13 September, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
Although Professor Kristen Mascall (CHEM) is in her sixth year at Brandeis University, she still has a campus map clipped to one of the drawers in her office, maybe because most of her time is… Read More...
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Women’s Studies Research Center engages with campus community

13 April, 2018 // Features // 0 Comments
Behind the Ziv Quad dormitories and across from the train station is the Women’s Studies Research Center (WSRC), housed in the Epstein Building. Professor Karen Hansen (SOC/WGS), the director of the WSRC, is in charge… Read More...
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Double trouble: students major in varying disciplines

16 March, 2018 // Features // 0 Comments
Neeti Kulkarni ’21 Neeti Kulkarni ’21 didn’t plan on becoming a music major until she was surrounded by them. She attended a chamber music camp in Minnesota with instructors from conservatories at nearby universities, a… Read More...
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Film screening sheds light on deaf culture

9 February, 2018 // Features, News // 0 Comments
After the screen faded to black and the lights were raised, the organizers of the Brandeis American Sign Language (ASL) Club’s ’DEIS Impact event lined up three panelists in a neat row at the front… Read More...
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