VOCAL weaponizes words in contest
Hoots, stomps and applause fill the air, causing the poet to smirk slightly before continuing with his piece.
Ariel Kay
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Experimental-style film pits mother against son
The characters in We Need to Talk About Kevin should have followed just that advice. Maybe then Kevin Khatchadourian (Ezra Miller) wouldn't have gone and done ? well, whatever terrible thing he did.
A comedy about memory to open later this month
Michelle Kuchinsky '12 is the director of Brandeis Ensemble Theater's latest production, Fuddy Meers. The play, which debuted at the Manhattan Theatre Club in 1999, follows protagonist Claire, a woman with amnesia who wakes up each day as a blank slate,
BAASA celebrates APAHM's 40th year
A young woman stands perfectly still, arms tilted inwards, the pink fan clutched in her hand fluttering faintly. Suddenly she jumps forward on beat with the traditional guitar plucking in the background.
Brandeis Basement creates sensation
"Hey man, I'm sober. Let's go to Ollie's." By now, this satirical quip has become ubiquitous on campus, thanks to Paul Gale '12, Adam Lapetina '12, Aaron Sadowsky '13 and Joshua Seiden '13.
Students get down at February concert
The signs on the doors to the Levin Ballroom read, "Strobe lights will be used during this performance." Let the party begin. As I walked into the ballroom on Thursday night, a small group of students had already gathered, eagerly anticipating the opening performer of Student Events' February concert, Basic Physics.
AraabMUZIK and Basic Physics hype up a dreary month
JustArts spoke with Student Events' Concert Coordinator Dillon Morris '14 about Thursday's AraabMUZIK concert.
Clooney and Woodley make the perfect pair
It's not easy to show up George Clooney. But Shailene Woodley, the 21-year-old actress with just two films under her belt, manages to do so in The Descendants. The film is director Alexander Payne's much-anticipated follow-up to his 2004 film Sideways.
Sophomore discusses love for the stage
College is a time to explore interests, pick a major and prepare for a career. For most of us, the subject we thought we would choose to study at the beginning of our college career is not the one we end up picking in the end.
Student of classical music branches out
Brandeis Music majors are required to perform a recital their junior year. Violist Yoni Battat '13 explained to justArts how he came to learn the viola, what went into creating his recital, and what other musical projects he's involved with on campus.
Despite allegations of racism and misconduct, Carol Simon reinstated
A note from the editor regarding Carol Simon and BWBB
Predicting top five picks of the 2024 WNBA draft
Brandeis staff, student, and facilities members protest against merit delays
Fight breaks out at Springfest over presence of Israeli flag