Brandeis Never Again holds rally for gun violence prevention

Members of the Brandeis community rallied at the Light of Reason last Friday to express support for gun control reform. Students from Brandeis Never Again organized the rally as p… Read More...

Faculty members recognized with teaching awards

Professors Kristen Mascall (CHEM), Aparna Baskaran (PHYS) and Anita Hannig (ANTH) received teaching awards at the Faculty Meeting on Friday, April 20.

The Committee for the Sup… Read More...

Physics and fine arts collaborate on climate change

Students, faculty and staff gathered on Monday for a presentation about the interdisciplinary relationship between science and art with regards to climate change. The present… Read More...

The next mass extinction

Growing up, I never really thought about how much I wasted. If I did not want something my parents had put on my dinner plate, I would just throw it away, along with the paper plates on w… Read More...

Brandeis Innovation: the intersection of entrepreneurship and research

UPDATED 4/18 at 2:11 p.m.

“Brandeis Innovation is one of Brandeis’ best-kept secrets,” said Rebecca Menapace, the assistant provost for innovation as well as the executi… Read More...

A sugar tax on the companies, not the consumers

Obesity rates for children and adults are on the rise across not only the United States but also most Westernized countries in the world. A heavy fat and sugar diet is to blame. As mor… Read More...

The community oriented future for Goldfarb and Farber

As a central hub for innovation and studying, Goldfarb Library and Farber Study Hall are at the center of campus, allowing students to study late into the night and collaborate wit… Read More...

Betsy DeVos does not have America’s best interests in mind

If the American education system has any chance of improving its international standing, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has got to go. All students deserve an equal opportun… Read More...

Time’s up: the power in the money

: Male reign over society is slowly but surely coming to an end. It appears that after being viewed as the dominant sex for thousands of years, the power has gone to their head. Men, ho… Read More...

Double trouble: students major in varying disciplines

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 instructor… Read More...