Conversation and controversy about Greek life at Brandeis has been virtually unavoidable since the late 1980s, when a group of students led by Matthew Brooks '87 started the University's first fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi, according to a Jan.
With Hurricane Sandy bearing down on the East Coast, due to make its way to Long Island and southern New England early Monday, Brandeis has cancelled Monday classes and events and made preparations for the storm's impact on campus.
As of about 10 p.m. last night, Dean Kaplan's '15 quest for the restitution of his Student Union Senate seat is over.
The third time's a charm for Dean Kaplan '15 and his nearly month-long battle against the Student Union.
Correction appended. The value of investment in Brandeis's library collection, both in print and through digital resources, has seen little to no change in 23 years, according to data provided by John Unsworth, vice provost for Library and Technology Services and chief information officer. In an interview with the Justice, Unsworth acknowledged that the collections budget actually showed a small decrease from 1989, when it was about three and a quarter million dollars. In 2011, this figure was 3.14 million.
Correction appended. The University recently reported that it surpassed its fundraising goal for fiscal year 2012, despite a large drop in fundraising during FY 2011 that had led to the weakest outcome in ten years. The Office of Development and Alumni Relations released fundraising data citing the total amount of cash donations received in FY 2012 as $60,999,486. Nancy Winship, senior vice president of institutional advancement, said in an interview with the Justice that this outstrips the goal set last year of $55 to 57 million.
The Office of Alumni Relations & Development recently stepped up efforts to connect with Brandeis' alumni-and potential donor- base, launching programs such as BOLD (Brandeisians of the Last Decade), holding a special swearing-in ceremony of alumni to the bar of the Supreme Court this summer and increasing University President Frederick Lawrence's visibility with alumni clubs across the country. From last January to this fall, the University put on 17 "rollout events" across the U.S.- and one in Israel-to introduce Lawrence to Brandeis alumni.
Esther Kartiganer '59, a trailblazer in the field of journalism, as well as an esteemed and involved alumna of both Brandeis and the Justice, passed away on Aug.
For students who have lamented the lack of hot, fresh bagels available on Sunday mornings, good news is on the way: Beginning this fall, Einstein Bros.
Don't be afraid to make mistakes, always be skeptical, and "finish well." That was the advice given to the 84 newest members of the Brandeis University Mu Chapter of Massachusetts Phi Beta Kappa by Prof.
Brandeis staff, student, and facilities members protest against merit delays
Fight breaks out at Springfest over presence of Israeli flag
A look towards the upcoming French Open
Team Mangok: Mangok Bol and other faculty work to resettle Bol’s niece and nephew in the U.S.
Tara VanDerveer, women’s basketball legend, retires