Add more lactose-free yogurt on campus
Of the many complaints I may have about Brandeis’ dining services, lately there has been one that outweighs them all: the lack of lactose-free yogurt options in the C-Store and i… Read More...
Unhelpful renovations keep East windows closed
It is said that when a door closes, a window opens. Unless you live in East. Due to renovations made over the summer, a large number of the windows in East dorms can no longer be opened b… Read More...
Teenage artists contribute to MFA’s latest exhibit “HOMiE”
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is the fourth largest museum in the United States, and with many newly opened galleries, it is definitely worth a visit. The building is massive, cy… Read More...
Prof. Jasmine Johnson (AAAS, WGSS) wins award for inspired teaching, discusses student engagement
Professor Jasmine Johnson (AAAS/WMGS) has received an award, in part, for inspired teaching, but one of her most inspiring teachers was Ula Taylor, an African-American studies … Read More...
The benefits of taking languages past the level-30 requirement
With a slew of university requirements to fulfill before graduation, many Brandeis students grudgingly sit through 30-level language classes in order to satisfy the language r… Read More...
BPA Grants Foster Pluralism and Unity
The Brandeis Pluralism Alliance (BPA) will soon be closing its applications for spring grants, which will be given to students or faculty who need funding for projects that invol… Read More...
SEED – Embracing or Misrepresenting Diversity?
This past week, the Admissions Office held its Students Exploring and Embracing Diversity program, or SEED. From Nov. 1-3, several dozen high school students (term of endearmen… Read More...
Reject campus culture that puts stress on a pedestal
With the midterm period coming to a close, it is apparent that many students study everything except the one topic that would most benefit them during this demanding time: stress m… Read More...
Love Your Body Day, each and every day
Body positivity can be difficult to maintain in today’s media-saturated society. From television shows to advertisements, the standards of a “perfect” body are promote… Read More...
Orientation: useful or useless?
Cars full of over-packed luggage, chronically lost students and a plethora of red shirts can only mean one thing: 2015’s first-year orientation. As a first-year student mysel… Read More...
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