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TRII provides legal aid to immigrants, opportunities for students

20 April, 2018 // Features // 0 Comments
Undergraduate students, especially those without connections to professional lawyers, rarely have the opportunity to gain practical legal experience. Immigrants, even those as young as three and four years old, must represent themselves in immigration court… Read More...
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Christina Hoff Sommers speaks on feminism

20 April, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
For conservative feminist Christina Hoff Sommers Ph.D. ’79, discrimination based on gender is not just a women’s issue. Men, too, face sexism in the workplace, especially in education. Sommers, a fellow at the American Enterprise… Read More...
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‘And Then There Were None’ to run only one night of five scheduled performances

13 April, 2018 // News // 1 Comments
UPDATED 4/13 at 4:40 p.m. The Undergraduate Theater Collective’s (UTC) production of “And Then There Were None” will have one performance on Saturday night, April 14, rather than the scheduled five performances of the show… Read More...
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Student talents shine in Brandeis Korean Student Association’s annual showcase

Student talents shine in Brandeis Korean Student Association’s annual showcase

13 April, 2018 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
With cool, sharp dance moves and quick hip-hop beats in contrast to elegant, graceful, traditional dancing showcased at this year’s K-Nite, the Brandeis Korean community proved it truly has idols among it. The Brandeis Korean… Read More...
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University holds active shooter training

23 March, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
University police, the Brandeis Emergency Medical Corps (BEMCo) and Waltham emergency responders conducted an active-shooter drill in the library on Wednesday, March 21. Administrators and police first announced the drill in a campus-wide email on… Read More...
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This Week in the Senate: March 18

23 March, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
Senators voted to charter the Basketball Club and grant the Swimming Club another period of probation during the March 18 senate meeting. Senators also discussed the “bunny shuttles” initiative and Union support for the upcoming… Read More...
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Students run for Union Vice President and junior representative. to the Board of Trustees

16 March, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
Vice President Aaron Finkel Finkel ’20 is a Senator-at-Large, as well as the Executive Senator and the chair of the Services and Outreach committee. He was first elected to the Student Union as the Massell… Read More...
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BC3 welcomes community to celebrate Chinese New Year

BC3 welcomes community to celebrate Chinese New Year

9 March, 2018 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
To celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year, Brandeis Chinese Cultural Connection (BC3) hosted a lively night of comedy, traditional and popular Chinese music and fashion, welcoming the Brandeis community. Sitting at round tables surrounding the… Read More...
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NuDay Syria founder delivers ’DEIS Impact keynote

NuDay Syria founder delivers ’DEIS Impact keynote

9 February, 2018 // Features, News, Top News // 0 Comments
NuDay Syria founder and activist Nadia Alawa delivered the keynote speech for ’DEIS Impact, discussing her own humanitarian action and how she came to found a non-profit to help mothers and children in need. Alawa’s… Read More...
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Poet, activist Amal Kassir performs at ‘DEIS Impact

Poet, activist Amal Kassir performs at ‘DEIS Impact

9 February, 2018 // Features, News, Top News // 0 Comments
Amal Kassir, a Syrian-American slam poet and activist, spoke to a crowd of students gathered in the SCC on Saturday, Feb. 3 as part of the annual ’DEIS Impact festival of social justice. “I’ve seen… Read More...
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