Students and professors react to the report of an alleged sexual assault.   ...

President Lawrence and his wife, Kathy, are moving to the newly renovated Watch Factory. ...

Voter turnout was generally low as senators, F-Board members and justices were elected. ...

Paul O’Brien’s lecture provided insight on his work with the international human rights organization. ...

Kate Alexander’s ’12 proposal calls for a Social Justice Center office in the Shapiro Campus Center. ...

Geir Haarde ’73 was found guilty of failing in certain duties, but was also cleared of several other charges. ...

The Justice interviewed Herbie Rosen ’12 about his time as Student Union president and future plans. ...

Harvard Law School Professor Michael J. Klarman said that same-sex marriage is “inevitable.” ...

President Frederick Lawrence was one of the speakers at the day-long teach-in last Tuesday. ...

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A caption in News incorrectly stated what page an article about Hoops for Haiti was on. The article was on page 14, not on page 13. (April 24, pg. 1) An article in Forum should have stated that the transcript of aspeech given by Tarek Mahenna went ...

Prof. Claudia Novack (CHEM) can teach you more than balancing redox equations, finding oxidation states and using valence shell electron pair repulsion theory. In her multi-disciplinary educational trajectory, she has learned something more import...

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Finals are almost here and students can be seen crowding around study spaces and cramming in the Goldfarb Library basement, living on coffee and sometimes little food. In the midst of studying, students would undoubtedly appreciate the convenience of...

For the duration of his term, University President Emeritus Jehuda Reinharz lived in a Brandeis-owned home in Newton, Mass. However, Uni...

As far as mobs go, this one was pretty sweet. Whether it was the collective swaying of a united college campus or the soothing smells of the seven—sometimes nine—leaf clover, SpringFest 2012 was a prime example of a mob done right. The crowd starts...

On Sunday, the slope of Chapels Field was sprinkled with beach blankets. Despite the 57 degree temperature and the relentless breeze, the sun was high in the sky and students were taking full advantage of spring. ...

Adagio says goodbye to its seniors in a bitter-sweet final show featuring pop hits. ...

Professors, staff members, students and professional artists created a dance-sculpture masterpiece. ...

As part of the Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts, Rachel Klein ’12 interpreted visual art. ...