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FINALE: Orientation leaders lead "Light the Night" for first-year students at the Rose Art Museum in August 2022.

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Prof. Swidey (JOUR) moderated the discussion and Q&A session with Pulitzer-winning journalist Baron.

Military Protest

OPPOSITION: Members of the Brandeis Leftist Union set up across from the Marines in the Shapiro Campus Center on Jan. 25.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE: Firefighters and the Brandeis Emergency Medical Corps provided emergency assistance after the shuttle accident, along with the Waltham Police Department.

Family weekend

REUNITED: families strolled around campus and took in the fabulous New England fall weather.

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SHORT NOTICE: Landmark Theatres, the national company that owned Embassy, told employees about the shutdown just three days before the Embassy closed.

HISTORIC: Embassy Cinema opened in 1928 at its orginal location on Moody Street.

VEGGIES FOR ALL: Customers can purchase produce of all varieties and colors at the Spring Brook Farm stand using SNAP benefits or SNAP Match tokens.

PATRON PUP: A canine customer lounges at the Waltham Farmers' Market.

CINEMA CLOSING: A theater employee updates the marquee to announce the theater's closing date, Sept. 5.

ORGANIZERS: Martha Creedon (left) and Missy Goldberg (right) are members of the Waltham Farmers’ Market Committee, who volunteer their time to organize and run the farmers’ market.

SWEET TREATS: Despina Agapidou owns Fournos, a greek bakery. She does all of her baking at home and sells her desserts at three different markets in the Boston area.

BEHIND THE SCREENS: Embassy assistant manager Andy Johnson gave Justice reporters a tour of the theater on its second-to last day, including the projectors behind the theater rooms.

Juliette Carreiro '23 had a goal and an assist in the battle against JWU.