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Women’s cross country earns nationals bid, men finish season

Women’s cross country earns nationals bid, men finish season

12 November, 2018 // Sports, Top News // 0 Comments
The 12th ranked women’s cross country team ran their way to a fourth place finish out of 57 teams at the 2018 NCAA Division III New England Championships, held at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, M.E.… Read More...
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Former senator speaks about disability work

9 November, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
Former Democratic congressman of Iowa, Tom Harkin, spoke to the Brandeis community twice on Wednesday discussing the results of Tuesday’s midterm elections, his history as a congressman and social policy related to the Americans with… Read More...
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Letter sent to Liebowitz calls for reform on accessibility

9 November, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
The group Addressing Accessibility at Brandeis sent a letter asking for an open forum to discuss accessibility on campus to President Ron Liebowitz this Thursday. The letter questioned whether Brandeis was truly accessible to those… Read More...
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Union clashes with Allocations Board on funding, pianos

9 November, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
Two Student Union senators accused the Union of a lack of transparency on Brandeis University class Facebook groups and in an email to the class of 2022 on Tuesday, Nov. 6. In a Facebook post,… Read More...
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Brandeis under review for reaccreditation

9 November, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
Brandeis is currently under review by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). Every 10 years, the university is required to undergo a mandatory review to maintain their accreditation. Accreditation is seen as “constructive… Read More...
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Professor speaks about assisted death in North America

9 November, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
Professor Anita Hannig (ANTH) was joined by members of the Brandeis community to discuss her ongoing research in medical aid-in-dying. Hannig went on sabbatical last semester to pursue her research, mainly residing in Oregon and… Read More...
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The Brandeis Bagel ‘schmears’ memes across social media

9 November, 2018 // Features // 0 Comments
Step aside, Gravity magazine—there’s a new satirical platform on campus for all the latest memes. “The Brandeis Bagel,” started by Dane Leoniak ’20 and Perry Letourneau ’20, posts daily on Instagram and Facebook with joking… Read More...
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Greek life members wear pins to support survivors of sexual assault

2 November, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
Members of sororities and fraternities could be seen wearing “these letters believe survivors” pins and apparel displaying their Greek letters on Tuesday, in solidarity with the national movement supporting survivors of sexual assault. The idea… Read More...
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Students rally to maintain trans rights

Students rally to maintain trans rights

1 November, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
Members of the Brandeis community gathered outside the Usdan Student Center for a Trans Rights Rally following a memo that was released by the White House. The memo stated that “Sex means a person’s status… Read More...
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Create@Brandeis looks to bring departments together

1 November, 2018 // Features // 0 Comments
The Office of the Arts recently launched their Create@Brandeis Instagram on Aug. 31 as a way to increase relations between varying departments across the university and spread the word about creative projects on campus. This… Read More...
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