TBA teams up with Bad Grammer
I never thought there would be bubbly energy in my biochemistry classroom.
Night for Africa: ‘Sankofa’
Brandeis African Student Organization hosted Night for Africa this past on Saturday night Nov. 10
Interview with Rachel Moore ’19 and Akshiti Todi ’19
This week, justArts spoke with Rachel Moore ’19 and Akshiti Todi ’19, co-presidents of the Adagio Dance Company.
Gender is greater than genitals
This semester, the Rose Art Museum is hosting a new exhibit in the Gerald S. and Sandra Fineberg Gallery called “To build another world.”
Crowd Control tackles its ‘Halloween Hangover’
Crowd Control came out to Cholmondeley’s coffee house last Thursday to celebrate the end of Halloween.
Interview with Elana Kellner '19
This week, justArts spoke with Elana Kellner ’19, director of the Undergraduate Theater Collective’s recent production of “Noises Off!”
Hats off to ‘Noises Off!’
Something special made its way onto the stage of the Shapiro Campus Center Theater over the weekend.
Coffeehouse spreads kindness
For those battling with midterm exams and papers, nothing can be more comforting than a night full of performances.
Incendio ignites a fire onstage
Saturday may have been a non-stop downpour, but that did not extinguish the flames of Incendio.
Mediocre times at the El Royale
“Bad Times at the El Royale” is a recently released film with a stellar cast.
Interview with Karina Wen '20
This week, justArts spoke with Karina Wen ’20, the director of the Undergraduate Theater Collective’s recent production, “Hookman.”
AAAS brings us ‘BlacKkKlansman’
The Department of African and African American Studies (AAAS) hosted a screening of Spike Lee’s latest film “BlacKkKlansman” at the Intercultural Center.
‘The Tempest’ takes ’Deis by storm
This weekend, Hold Thy Peace, a student-run group that performs Shakespeare and classic theater on campus, presented “The Tempest.”
Toxic invites Brandeis to ‘Pick Your Poison’
This is a historic year for the Toxic Majorette Dance Line.
Dibble’s ‘Dream’ come true
Dibble’s deliberate choreography, much of which brought the entire cast onto the small stage of the Laurie, never once was too busy, miraculously crowding up a space while also creating room to breathe.
Fresh out of Boris’ Kitchen puns
Last week, Brandeis’ sketch comedy group, Boris’ Kitchen, held its annual “Shit Show” in Mandel.
Interview with Kat Lawrence '20
This week, justArts spoke with Kat Lawrence ’20, the director of Hold Thy Peace’s recent production of “The Tempest.”
‘Dawnland’ brings a new narrative
The University hosted a screening of the documentary “Dawnland” as part of the Intercultural Center’s annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day Teach-In on Oct. 18.
Lydian String Quartet goes avant-garde
Colors of Russia, the Lydian String Quartet concert held this past Saturday, was unlike any other string quartet concert.
Is it time for unity?
Leonard Bernstein: Beyond Music
Politics is spirituality, demonstrated
Conservative Democrats reach a new zenith of uselessness
Voting by mail the best option to cure sluggish voter turnout