Zucker settles into new sport with diving squad
(10/28/14 4:46am)
For first-year diver Sam Zucker ’18, being at the forefront of a niche varsity sport like diving glues his schedule together.
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Goya exhibit offers retrospective look
(10/21/14 6:38am)
Right now at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, viewers can see one of the most comprehensive exhibitions to date of the works of Spanish painter Francisco Goya. The exhibition, titled Goya: Order and Disorder, opened for public viewing last Sunday in the Ann and Graham Gund Gallery.
Judges open seasons in weekend meet at home
(10/21/14 4:56am)
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams opened their seasons on Saturday afternoon with losses in a home meet versus Wheaton College, their season-opening opponent in all three years since the program was restarted in the 2012 to 2013 season.
Sunderland A.F.C. gives up two own-goals in 8-0 loss to Southampton F.C. in Premier League competition
(10/21/14 4:48am)
Sunderland A.F.C.’s misery grew deeper this weekend as they slid to a jaw-dropping 8-0 defeat against Southampton F.C. in the Barclay’s Premier League on Saturday.
Police Log
(10/21/14 2:58am)
Medical Emergency
Teams participate in You Can Play
(10/21/14 2:49am)
As part of the You Can Play project—a national campaign which aims to combat discrimination in sports based on sexuality—Brandeis Athletics released a video on Oct. 17 supporting students’ right to participate in sports regardless of sexual orientation. The video also emphasized the need to discourage discrimination of any kind in sports. The video was posted on BrandeisNOW, as well as the University’s YouTube page.
Corrections and Clarifications
(10/14/14 5:17am)
Bringing lax back
(10/14/14 3:39am)
In 2012, when Eric Haavind-Berman ’15 and James Hayward ’16 arrived on campus, Haavind-Berman as a transfer and Hayward as a first- year, they were disappointed to find that their favorite sport, lacrosse, did not have a club team. Haavind-Berman and Hayward both played lacrosse in high school and wished to continue in college. Hoping to find a few players to join them on the field, they put up flyers around campus.
Police Log
(10/07/14 6:06am)
Medical Emergency
BranVan evening schedule changed
(10/07/14 6:05am)
The Senate convened this past Sunday and Sunday, Sept. 28 to recognize clubs and discuss several topics, such as committee formation.
Center for Teaching and Learning opens, kickstarts programs
(10/07/14 5:00am)
Yesterday afternoon, the Center for Teaching and Learning opened its doors to the Brandeis community for the first time, offering a space for teachers to exchange ideas and learn from each other.
New England Patriots respond to early season troubles with dominant victory over Cincinnati Bengals
(10/07/14 1:55am)
The New England Patriots bounced back from one of their worst regular season losses on Sept. 29 under head coach Bill Belichick—a 41-14 drubbing at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs—with a dominant 43-17 win on Sunday night over the previously undefeated Cincinnati Bengals.
Judges falter in home competition
(09/30/14 1:31am)
A pair of sweeps and a five-set defeat marred the Brandeis Invitational for the women's volleyball team, held this past Friday and Saturday in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
Dallamora passes 300 career wins with squad
(09/30/14 1:24am)
In 1980, women’s club soccer became an official varsity team sport with the hiring of coach Denise Dallamora. 35 years later, Dallamora has led the Judges to 15 postseason berths—including eight appearances in a row from the 2003 to 2004 season to the 2010 to 2011 season—and 300 victories.
New Athletics program aims to reward school spirit
(09/30/14 1:16am)
The Athletics Department launched a new initiative called “We the Jury’ this past Friday, aiming to increase campus-wide spirit at sporting events.
Corrections and Clarifications
(09/30/14 1:00am)
A News article titled “University updates transport shelters” incorrectly attributed an email quote as being from Student Union President Sneha Walia ’15 when it was actually sent by Student Union Secretary Charlotte Franco ’15. (Sept. 2, pg. 3)
Nine senators chosen to fill vacant positions in campuswide election
(09/30/14 12:58am)
On Thursday, Brandeis students voted of 16 seats and elected 12 senators and representatives, leaving four empty seats after the Student Union fall elections.
Elections for new senators to take place on Thursday
(09/30/14 12:52am)
Elections for the vacant positions on the Student Union and the Brandeis Sustainability Fund, as well as for the senior representative to the Board of Trustees, will be held on Thursday.
Police Log
(09/30/14 12:45am)
Medical Emergency
Corrections and Clarifications
(09/30/14 12:38am)
An editorial titled “Protect professors’ free speech rights” was published without an article in News to corroborate information used in it. A News article detailing the situation discussed in the editorial appears in this issue on page 1. (Aug. 26, pg. 10)