Our campus is blessed with a wealth of performing, visual and interactive art performances, displays and events all year long. As the academic year comes to a close, JustArts highlights some of the most memorable events. The amazing capability of Brand...

College graduates enter the job market with a clear advantage over non- graduates. According to a recent New York Times article, unemployment for college graduates is 3.9 percent, almost half of the national average of 7.5 percent. Employment, however,...

On May 19, the Justice officially said goodbye to 10 graduating editors and many beloved staff members as they departed campus after Commencement. This board extends its sincerest gratitude to the graduating editors and staff who have contributed to th...

A letter to University President Fred Lawrence signed by 17 Women’s and Gender studies faculty members, the selected honorary degree recipients from both this year and the past 10 years were criticized. The letter states, “In the past ten years, men ha...

“Writing wall, writing wall, to you we do all speak. Shouldn’t we be studying? Alas, our wills are weak.” Anybody who studies in the carrels of Goldfarb Library knows that the oak-wood desks are havens for self-expression. Each year, they are scatt...

At a department lunch at the Faculty Club the other day, my professor leaned across the round table and asked me, over the muffled conversations of students and teachers, why I had chosen Brandeis. I answered him honestly. “Process of elimination,”...

I’ve always been a five-year-plan kind of girl. In high school, I had my path to college all planned out by the end of my freshman year. I knew exactly which colleges I was going to apply to and what extracurricular activities I was going to do to get ...

One of my favorite things about Brandeis commencements is the opportunity to hear from the variety of speakers who are invited to give messages to the graduates. Whether the speaker is an ambassador, a New York Times columnist or a doctor who does wond...

Medical Emergency May 10—A female student fainted in a laboratory. The student was treated by BEMCo and refused further medical assistance. May 10—A student reported that her roommate needed medical assistance. The patient was treated by BEMCo and ...

Officials have connected Tamerlan and Dzokhar Tsarnaev, the suspects of the Boston Marathon bombing, to the Sept. 11, 2011 homicide in Waltham, after which three victims were found dead with their throats slit and their bodies covered with marijuana. ...

The University’s planned collaboration with a consortium of colleges and universities and online education company 2U has altered due to the fact that three of the original 10 institutions involved have dropped out of the partnership, according to a Ma...

Housing costs for the 2013-2014 academic year will increase by six percent while dining costs will increase by one percent, according to Senior Vice President for Students and Enrollment Andrew Flagel]]> Mon, 20 May 2013 1.3044281 News Flagel News http://www.thejustice.org/new-hiring-security-policy-to-be-implemented-1.3044280
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The University is implementing a policy that calls for increased security questions for job applicants to the University. According to Vice Provost for Academic Affairs Michaele ]]> Mon, 20 May 2013 1.3044280 The Justice Michaele The Justice http://www.thejustice.org/spencer-to-leave-university-1.3044278 Sam Mintz

The dean of admissions will join college prep school Deerfield Academy as the director of college advising. ...

Seven faculty members and Associate Vice President of University Affairs Dr. John Hose will retire at the end of this year. ...

The former Student Union president looked back on his accomplishments in office. ...

A search is underway to fill a new position to handle sexual assault cases by the fall 2013 semester. ...

In the past 10 years, 73.2 percent of honorary degree recipients have been male, according to the professors. ...

Seven members from the Class of 2014 and 77 members from the Class of 2013 were inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. ...

Students made offensive remarks from residence hall windows at Take Back the Night paticipants. ...