Interview with Pramoda Bapatla '20
This week, justArts spoke with Pramoda Bapatla ’20, the president of Namaskar - The Association for Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs.
Netflix’s ‘Maniac’ intrigues
"Maniac" combines the aura of mystery found in "Blade Runner" with the intense fear and foreboding of "2001: A Space Odyssey.”
Small crowd at the Light of Reason
On Friday night, WBRS held a concert at the Light of Reason in conjunction with the Student Committee for the Rose Art Museum.
Students express pride in their identities
On Oct. 4 at the Intercultural Center, students gathered to reflect on these questions and more through “An Evening of Art, Identity and Lived Experience,” part of the Joseph B. and Toby Gittler Prize Award Presentation and Residency.
Brandeis enjoys special film screening
On Oct. 4, the Wasserman Cinematheque hosted a special screening of Debra Granik’s ‘85 “Leave No Trace.”
Interview with Chila Haber '19 and Brandon Less '19
This week, justArts spoke with Chila Haber ’19, the president of Brandeis Starving Artists, and Brandon Less ’19, the president of Brandeis VoiceMale.
BLIFF showcases at Brandeis
For the first time ever, Brandeis University was a co-host for the Boston Latino International Film Festival along with Harvard University, Northeastern University and Emerson College.
A Cappella Rocks the Sukkah
Brandeis Hillel hosted SukkA Capella last Wednesday in the Sherman sukkah, a temporary outdoor structure set up for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot to watch four different groups displayed their talent.
Jazzy afternoon in Mandel
The new music concert series “Music at Mandel” kicked off on Sept. 26 with Prof. Robert Nieske (MUS) and his bandmate Billy Novick elegantly balancing a casual atmosphere and refined playing.
Free Lunch Society
A new documentary asks an important question: What would happen if everyone in society was given a universal income?
"Shirkers": a voyage into the past
The movie forces viewers to ask, “How would you handle a too-late second chance?”
Deis does ‘Annie’ in 24 hours
This year's 24-Hour Musical was a hit!
‘Young Marx’ biopic proves soporific
Put simply, “The Young Marx” is painfully boring.
Interview with Leah Sherin '19
This week, justArts spoke with Leah Sherin ’19, one of the directors of the 24-Hour Musical this year.
Transport to ‘Another World’ at the Rose
The Rose Art Museum Fall Opening premiered several new exhibitions last Friday.
‘Mission: Impossible - Fallout’ misses the mark
“Mission Impossible — Fallout” is a solid action film that will entertain audiences for two and half hours, but I had higher expectations when I walked into the theater.
'More Weight' surprises and intrigues
Rachel Stern’s exhibition, “More Weight,” points a satin-gloved finger at the ideal of justice.
Interview with Emily Bisno '19
This week, justArts spoke with Emily Bisno ’19, the president of the UTC.
Back to school with Bo Burnham
How do we connect organically in a world dominated by technological barriers?
Israel cube spray painting prompts backlash, investigation
Deborah Lipstadt advises grads to combat prejudice
University set to launch new brand narrative, logo
Students protest ‘racist’ policies
After 70 years, the Justice remains a ‘scolding conscience’