Brandeis students help fight AIDS epidemic
5 seconds.
Not much more than a heartbeat. Not much more than a slight turn of the head. Not much of anything. Yet within those 5 seconds, a person in a different part of the world just d… Read More...
Environmental Studies Field Semester: no mere walk in the park for Brandeis students
The trips taken by last semester’s first Environmental Field Semester participants involved visiting a lot of farms and parks, but that’s where the similarities to a first g… Read More...
From the page to the stage: MusicUnitesUS with the Waltham community
“I bet you’ve never heard an Iraqi love song,” Yuval Ron of the Yuval Ron Ensemble, continued. The Iraqi musician then proceeded to play one for the kids during a MusicUnites… Read More...
Ollie’s Eatery: A late night special
Food is not a joking matter when it comes to college students. We want good food at an affordable price and available at all hours of the day. While Sherman and USDAN have been the prim… Read More...
From Brandeis to Haiti: Widening the gap
Are you tired of sitting in class after class, listening to the professor lecture, and spend each day just writing chicken scratch notes in your beat up 3 ring binder? Then maybe a Co… Read More...
Exploring the ocean: Brandeis SCUBA club takes students to new depths
Imagine a world in which you aren’t limited by gravity. You can move on any axis, in any direction, with minimal effort. Imagine a world where you see the strangest creature float … Read More...
Brandeis Republicans: the right side of ‘Deis on Super Tuesday
It’s 9 p.m. in East Quad’s airport lounge. The Phillips T.V. is blaring FOX news, and Karl Rove is the guest analyst. Six to seven Brandeis students are sitting around, watchin… Read More...
Mixing it up: Brandeis Mixed Heritage Club addresses important issues
Browsing through the myriad of clubs offered at Brandeis to accepted students last spring, Kaamila Mohamed ‘11 found something missing.
Though there seemed to be something of… Read More...
The Midyear Experience
This is what every incoming freshman read when they received the Brandeis acceptance letter.
“Dear _______,
Congratulations and welcome to the Freshman Class of 2011.”
Fol… Read More...
Urtexts: Brandeis’ new interreligious journal
Talk about using your major to take action. Binny Kagedan, ’08, a NEJS major, has always been “very focused on religious studies” and is now using his passion to start a new in… Read More...
