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Prof. Gary Samore: the man who survived a terrorist attack

4 December, 2020 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
Imagine traveling to India for a conference and getting caught in the middle of a terrorist attack. You are stuck in your hotel room and hear explosions and gunshots all around you. Suddenly, when you… Read More...
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BTW peer educators are here to help

20 November, 2020 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
Bridge to Wellness (BTW) peer educators are a group of student peer health educators who exist as a resource to promote healthy lifestyle habits and general wellness to all Brandeis students, Nathalie Vieux-Gresham ’23, a… Read More...
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Research Technology and Innovation still designing and prototyping despite restrictions

13 November, 2020 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
As different parts of campus continue to adjust to fully virtual workspaces, departments have been forced to get creative on how to continue to engage students and the Brandeis community. And while the library is… Read More...
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Brandeis 6TALK: mental health support that’s only one call away

30 October, 2020 // Features // 0 Comments
College can be a stressful time for students who need to juggle rigorous academics, family expectations, social life, finances, etc. In the midst of all these stressors, it can be (and often is) difficult to… Read More...
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Pre-Health faces its biggest health crisis yet: the coronavirus

30 October, 2020 // Features // 0 Comments
As with many clubs at Brandeis that have been forced to adjust to the “new normal” brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the Pre-Health Society now offers its services, resources and helping-hands to fellow pre-health… Read More...
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Brandeis Justice Initiative hopes to provide prison education

30 October, 2020 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
While the Brandeis Justice Initiative may be a mostly virtual operation without a physical office on campus, the initiative hopes to tangibly impact the local community through education and awareness programs about the criminal justice… Read More...
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Why I stayed: Ian Roy

23 October, 2020 // Features // 0 Comments
Since Brandeis opened its doors in 1948, tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of Brandeisians have come here to complete their education. But after they graduate, Brandeis oftentimes becomes a distant memory, an alma mater… Read More...
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Claudia Fox Tree: a powerful educator

23 October, 2020 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
Claudia Fox Tree (Arawak/Yurumein) spoke at Brandeis last week for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, but she has made activism, awareness and education a big part of her life. Fox Tree recognizes the impact of stereotypes and… Read More...
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Assonet Wampanoag educator discusses language reclamation and identity

16 October, 2020 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
Language is deeply embedded in our individual and cultural identities. For many Indigenous people, it also carries the pain of loss and the trauma of colonization. In its genocide against Indigenous people, the United States… Read More...
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ShareOn: A platform with tools to create a community

9 October, 2020 // Features, Top News // 0 Comments
A Brandeis student created a new online platform called ShareOn, where individuals can engage with each other through posts. The platform was created by Alex Blattner ’22, who wanted to build a platform that connected… Read More...
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