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Project looks at sacred spaces around Boston

Project looks at sacred spaces around Boston

15 March, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
Massachusetts was founded on the basis of religious freedom, with many of the original churches and religious spaces still standing today. But what lies beyond these historic churches, temples and mosques that dot the city… 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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Art project reflects on educational journeys

8 March, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
It is never easy to combine the natural sciences with the fine arts. Some would even wonder what that intersection would look like. To Sarah Valente (GRAD), it is a matter of looking beyond just… Read More...
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Brandeis hosts the 2019 New England SACNAS Regional Meeting

8 March, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
On Saturday, March 23, Brandeis will be hosting the 2019 New England SACNAS (Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science) Regional Meeting from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The goal of this… Read More...
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TRII advocates and their stories: Sarah Abdulghani

8 March, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
The Right to Immigration Institute (TRII) founded at Brandeis is a unique organization that trains undergraduates to become accredited representatives in immigration courts and to gain legal experience firsthand. It allows for immigrants to receive… Read More...
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GirlUp raises awareness for human rights

1 March, 2019 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
In 2010, GirlUp was founded by the United Nations Foundation as a global movement of young leaders. As their website explains, the empowered young women go through leadership development training to transform themselves, their communities… Read More...
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New Minority and Philosophy chapter at Brandeis

1 March, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
What does one think of when they imagine philosophers? Maybe they think of the names Immanuel Kant, Noam Chomsky, Sigmund Freud, René Descartes and Karl Marx. What do all of these people have in common?… Read More...
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‘Sex in the Dark’ looks to promote sexual wellness

1 March, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
A little darkness always adds an element of mystery and excitement. “Sex in the Dark,” an event co-hosted by the Campus Activities Board (CAB) and Student Sexuality Information Services (SSIS), is a question and answer… Read More...
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Podcast looks into life after college

1 March, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
One of the most stressful times in a young professional’s life is trying to find a way to stay afloat after graduation. Professor Andy Molinsky (IBS), a professor of Organizational Behavior and International Management at… Read More...
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Premedical post-baccalaurate program helps students join healthcare field

8 February, 2019 // Features // 0 Comments
It is not unheard of for Brandeis students to change their majors throughout their undergraduate careers. Some students begin their first years intending to pursue a pre-med track, but at some point in their college… Read More...
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