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27 candidates run to fill 18 open positions

27 candidates run to fill 18 open positions

18 April, 2019 // News, Top News // 0 Comments
Elections for 18 open positions on the Student Union started at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday. A total of 27 different students are running for 10 open seats on the senate, five open seats on the… Read More...
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Why joining a club is important

12 April, 2019 // Opinions, Top News // 0 Comments
Coming to college isn’t an easy experience for anyone. Most people move away from home, be it five or five thousand miles away. No more homemade food (hello Sodexo), your high school friends are scattered… Read More...
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Men’s track and field finishes third, women’s fifth

12 April, 2019 // Sports, Top News // 0 Comments
The Judges continued their outdoor season strong at the Amherst College Spring Fling with the men placing third with 54 points and women places fifth with 30 points. Amherst College won the meet with 152… Read More...
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The mad, musical theater spectacle of ‘The Bacchae’

The mad, musical theater spectacle of ‘The Bacchae’

12 April, 2019 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
Thebes has been overrun. Their king, Pentheus, has defied Dionysus, mocking his deity and sacred rites. As his revenge, Dionysus drives the city-state mad. The ancient Greek play by Euripides, “The Bacchae,” has been revived,… Read More...
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Senator rescinds proposal to de-charter The Brandeis Hoot

12 April, 2019 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
Class of 2019 Senator Kent Dinlenc formally introduced a proposal to de-charter The Brandeis Hoot at the senate meeting held this past Sunday. This proposal was rescinded late on Thursday night, April 11 in a… Read More...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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Thank you for supporting The Hoot

12 April, 2019 // Editorials, Top News // 0 Comments
Even though Class of 2019 Senator Kent Dinlenc withdrew his proposal to de-charter The Hoot last night, The Brandeis Hoot editorial board cannot disregard the lingering effects that his actions had and will have on… Read More...
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What our leaders owe us

5 April, 2019 // Opinions, Top News // 0 Comments
Student government at Brandeis needs to be better. We elect people to the Union in order to represent us. But that hasn’t been going on—instead of listening, they disregard their constituents, bent on passing their… Read More...
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Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Arts preview

5 April, 2019 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
The annual Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Arts is fast approaching, running from “Super Sunday” April 7 to Sunday, April 14. The festival features both student and faculty-run groups around campus as well as outside… Read More...
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Softball remains undefeated after series cancellation

5 April, 2019 // Sports, Top News // 0 Comments
After a series cancellation against University Athletic Association (UAA) Conference opponent Washington University in St. Louis due to inclement weather, Brandeis softball played a double-header against local team Wellesley University on Wednesday, April 3. The… Read More...
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