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Brandeis employee proves tough competitor on ‘Jeopardy’

3 May, 2019 // News // 0 Comments
A Brandeis employee and alum who competed on “Jeopardy” came the closest to beating the show’s current reigning champ after over two weeks of runaway games. Adam Levin ’94 is the sports information director at… Read More...
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Respect student journalism: mic drop

3 May, 2019 // Opinions // 0 Comments
Campus journalism is vital at any university. Maybe I sound biased, as someone who has worked on The Brandeis Hoot the past four years. But if anything, my experience with The Hoot has shown me… Read More...
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Anna Deavere Smith accepts 2019 Richman Fellowship

Anna Deavere Smith accepts 2019 Richman Fellowship

22 March, 2019 // News // 0 Comments
Actor, playwright and educator Anna Deavere Smith is this year’s Richman Distinguished Fellow in Public Life. Deavere Smith accepted the award from President Ron Liebowitz in a packed Sherman Function Hall on Thursday. Deavere Smith’s… Read More...
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$20k grant to increase diversity and inclusion in STEM classes

1 March, 2019 // News // 0 Comments
Brandeis received a $20,000 grant from the Association of American Universities (AAU) to improve diversity and inclusivity in STEM classes. The goal is to create less of a barrier in STEM classes for students from… Read More...
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‘The Visitors’ an immersive musical and emotional experience

‘The Visitors’ an immersive musical and emotional experience

1 March, 2019 // Arts // 0 Comments
Ragnar Kjartansson’s exhibit “The Visitors” is a masterpiece. Held in one gallery at the ICA, “The Visitors” is a sweeping nine-screen experience of video and audio recordings of a performance at a mansion in upstate… Read More...
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New open access resource promotes peace at a low cost

8 February, 2019 // News // 0 Comments
An open textbook for the course PAX 120b: Inner Peace and Outer Peace was launched on Jan. 23 in a growing university effort to help combat the high costs of textbooks and educational resources. The… Read More...
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‘My Ex-Life:’ Professor McCauley’s smart, witty new novel

‘My Ex-Life:’ Professor McCauley’s smart, witty new novel

1 February, 2019 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
Stephen McCauley, co-director of the Creative Writing Program, is not only a professor of short fiction workshops, but a successful novelist. McCauley held a variety of jobs before focusing on writing full-time (his website lists… Read More...
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In support of a decentralized, intersectional Women’s March

In support of a decentralized, intersectional Women’s March

18 January, 2019 // Opinions, Top News // 0 Comments
There is nowhere you should be this Saturday aside from the Women’s March. This year’s Boston march centers around the theme, “Until All Voices Are Heard.” While it is bound to not be as large… Read More...
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How to be an artist in today’s political climate

7 December, 2018 // Opinions // 0 Comments
It seems that every time I look at the news, there is another tragedy, political scandal, natural disaster––the list goes on. In today’s political climate, it is hard to remain positive and feel that I… Read More...
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Student team launches new Branda app

7 December, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
This week marked the launch of the new app Branda, designed and managed by a team of students to make campus life easier. The app has eight features: Brandeis news, hours, calendar, shuttle tracker, laundry… Read More...
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