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The Ottoman Empire: a complex anomaly

4 October, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
Brandeis welcomes a new class titled “The Ottoman Empire: From Principality to Republic by way of Empire” taught by Professor Amy Singer (HIST). This class explores the rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire as… Read More...
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HAWP aims to teach campus about health and wellness

20 September, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
After a decade away from her alma mater, Leah Berkenwald ’07 is back as the Wellness Promotion Program Manager for Health and Wellness Promotion (HAWP).  HAWP helps to coordinate campus-wide health and wellness efforts through… Read More...
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‘To kill or not to kill, that is the question’

‘To kill or not to kill, that is the question’

6 September, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
Imagine you are an animal, living in a world that is dominated by humans. Humans control how you live, whether you have access to food, whether you can continue living or simply become meat for… Read More...
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Representation for Asian Americans

23 August, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
Imagine moving to a new country where you do not speak the language fluently, and therefore you cannot communicate properly with others. You must not only seek out work, but raise a family and provide… Read More...
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Have no fear, Grad Bag is here

3 May, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
As the semester comes to a close, students are probably wondering what to do with all of the items they used during the year that they don’t plan on using next year. Students could throw… Read More...
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Spanish-language books added to Brandeis Library

Spanish-language books added to Brandeis Library

12 April, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
The Brandeis library has recently added many Spanish-language books to the non-English recreational reading collection. The books can be seen in Farber one, near Starbucks. Maric Kramer, a social sciences librarian, was able to attend… Read More...
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Building a Library at BINCA

Building a Library at BINCA

5 April, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
Imagine moving to a new country and having to learn the language, embrace the culture and understand the social norms. This is exceedingly difficult, but on top of that, imagine not having access to a… Read More...
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Amendment passed that requires all secured clubs to have a club consultant

5 April, 2019 // News // 0 Comments
The Student Union has passed legislation mandating that all secured clubs must register an official “Club Consultant.” This amendment is serving as a “trial run,” with the intention of eventually applying to all university clubs,… Read More...
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Brandeis team talks the talk at the Hult Prize Competition

22 March, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
Imagine presenting an idea to an audience of business leaders who stare down your soul as fellow competitors wait for you to choke. You nervously clutch the microphone and stare into the eyes of a… Read More...
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The Woodland Caribou: A declining species

The Woodland Caribou: A declining species

15 March, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
On Monday, March 11, Brandeis University conducted the seventh annual Mandel Lectures in the Humanities, featuring the first of three lectures by Professor Nancy Langston on the topic of “Ghost Species: the Uncertain Future of… Read More...
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