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Adagio’s ‘Dance Everywhere!’ a spring favorite

Adagio’s ‘Dance Everywhere!’ a spring favorite

28 April, 2017 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
As we’ve come to expect each spring semester at Brandeis, Adagio’s semester show brought to Levin Ballroom a packed evening of 21 dance pieces of several genres. Titled “Dance Everywhere!” the show spoke to the… Read More...
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Temporary pop-up gallery Rosebud ‘is no more’

31 March, 2017 // Arts, Top Stories // 0 Comments
With little notice or publicity, the Rosebud Gallery, a project by the Rose Art Museum, has recently closed its doors. The Rosebud was a small art gallery that bridged the Rose and the broader Waltham… Read More...
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Lisa Reindorf merges art, activism, environmentalism

24 March, 2017 // Arts, Top Stories // 0 Comments
Architect, artist and climate activist Lisa Reindorf gave a guest lecture that provided an overview of the interconnections between politics, economics and environmentalism, along with other fields, on Wednesday, March 22. Touching upon the works… Read More...
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Smino’s ‘Blkswn’ offers something for every music lover

Smino’s ‘Blkswn’ offers something for every music lover

24 March, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
If you’re already a fan of Chris Smith Jr., better known as Smino, then I’m sure his debut album “Blkswn” has surpassed your highest expectations. If you have never heard of Smino, put down this… Read More...
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‘Myths and Ms.’ reading invited audience feedback

10 March, 2017 // Arts, Top Stories // 0 Comments
A table reading of “Myths and Ms.” gave Women’s Studies Research Center Resident Scholar Rosie Rosenzweig the chance to hear her characters come to life and the opportunity to receive vital feedback from a thoughtful… Read More...
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Rose spring exhibits take provocative approach

Rose spring exhibits take provocative approach

3 March, 2017 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
This semester at the Rose, you won’t necessarily find the type of exhibitions to which you’re accustomed. As Kristin Parker, interim director of the Rose remarked before faculty and press members at the museum’s semester… Read More...
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FMLA’s Galentine’s Day fosters positive female friendships

3 March, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
Valentine’s Day should be a holiday for all to celebrate. But as Ariella Louna ’17, president of the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance (FMLA) remarked on Monday, Feb. 13, the holiday often represents only white, heterosexual… Read More...
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24-hour video game marathon for NAMI surpasses fundraising goal

24-hour video game marathon for NAMI surpasses fundraising goal

3 February, 2017 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
“I’m telling you guys, next year, 48 hours,” joked Riely Allen ’18. “No,” his suitemates quickly replied in unison, still reeling from the tiring endeavor of the day before. The marathon began at 6 p.m.… Read More...
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Alexander’s ‘The Vigil’ conveys urgency for immigration law reform

27 January, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
On Tuesday, Jan. 24, filmmaker Jenny Alexander came to speak as a guest in Brandeis course, Documenting the Immigrant Experience, bringing particular focus to her film “The Vigil.” Along with the members of the class,… Read More...
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‘Messiah Sing’ honors annual traditions

‘Messiah Sing’ honors annual traditions

10 December, 2016 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
The Shapiro Campus Center Atrium reverberated with holiday cheer, delicious snacks and festive music this Thursday, Dec. 8 as the Brandeis-Wellesley Orchestra and the University Chorus led a community-wide performance of George Frideric Handel’s “Messiah.”… Read More...
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