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Students share vision for future of Brandeis

Students share vision for future of Brandeis

24 April, 2015 // News, Top News // 0 Comments
In light of President Fred Lawrence’s impending departure from Brandeis, students were invited to join Larry Kanarek, member of the Board of Trustees and chair of the Presidential Search Committee, members of the Board of… Read More...
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Brief: Tuition increases announced for next year

Brief: Tuition increases announced for next year

17 April, 2015 // News, Top News // 0 Comments
In an email sent to the Brandeis community last week, President Fred Lawrence announced a 3.7 percent increase in annual billed charges for the 2015-2016 academic year, a decision approved by the Board of Trustees.… Read More...
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Facilities employee Rivera passes away at age 57

29 March, 2015 // News // 0 Comments
Ricardo Rivera, a former facilities employee who was with Brandeis for 34 years, passed away on Tuesday, Feb. 24 at the young age of 57. Over two weeks later, the Brandeis community was notified of… Read More...
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Brandeis to host first Plympton family night

25 March, 2015 // News // 0 Comments
In light of the success of Stanley Family Night, Clubs in Service (CIS) will be hosting the first annual Plympton Family Night on April 13. The event will be hosted at the local Plympton Elementary… Read More...
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From exile to performance, activist Gayflor inspires hope

6 March, 2015 // News // 0 Comments
Exiled from her home country in the midst of civil war, Fatu Gayflor, renowned vocalist, founder and artistic director of the Liberian Women’s Chorus for Change, spoke to the Brandeis community on Thursday, March 5… Read More...
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Sorensen Fellows prepare for summer projects

Sorensen Fellows prepare for summer projects

27 February, 2015 // News // 0 Comments
Awarded the prestigious Sorensen Fellowship, eight undergraduate students will soon be preparing to embark on summer internship experiences located across the globe, from New York to Ethiopia. The International Center for Ethics, Justice and Public… Read More...
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Community highlighted in heartfelt student testimonies

Community highlighted in heartfelt student testimonies

6 February, 2015 // News, Top News // 0 Comments
Following a successful online campaign, the social media event #BrandeisIsOurHouse came to Brandeis again this week in a physical form on campus. The event was organized by Kelsey Segaloff ’15, who, upset by the wave… Read More...
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‘Selma’ resonates amid current racial tensions

23 January, 2015 // News // 0 Comments
Following the previous night’s showing of the critically acclaimed film “Selma,” directed by Ava DuVernay, Rapaporte Treasure Hall filled to capacity as students gathered for a discussion on race and civil rights on Thursday, Jan.… Read More...
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Online controversy provokes intense debate

19 January, 2015 // News // 0 Comments
In the wake of the controversy sparked by the tweets of student Khadijah Lynch ’16 published by Daniel Mael ’15 on Dec. 20 to conservative news website Truth Revolt over winter break, the safety of… Read More...
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V.P. of Operations Jim Gray speaks out on student dining concerns

19 September, 2014 // News, Top Stories // 0 Comments
Brandeis dining has undergone many alterations since last year, including a full revamp of Usdan (to include an all-you-can-eat venue) and changes in the meal system as a whole. Jim Gray, vice president of operations… Read More...
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