Inside the Conversation on AI and Politics
Three Brandeis professors came together to discuss how Artificial Intelligence affects misinformation, international competition and the content people see online.
Brandeis in Print
The Brandeis University Press, led by Director Sue Ramin and an editorial board including Prof. Jeffrey Shoulson (ENG), is a small but far-reaching publishing house that turns scholarship, community stories and university values into books that matter.
A New Molecular Approach to Prostate Cancer Treatment
The Pochapsky Laboratory is examining how enzymes are reshaping cancer research in student labs.
Frame of Mind
How the Brandeis Psychology department is exploring research in aging and memory.
Teaching Second Chances
Brandeis Professor David Sherman talked about his experiences teaching English literature to incarcerated individuals in Boston and his mission to give everybody a second chance.
People Between Nations
In a time of political strain and economic rivalry, Prof. Elanah Uretsky (IGS) believes a renewed people-to-people connection may be the key to restoring cooperation between two global superpowers.
License Limbo: Expired Elevator Certifications on Campus
The inconsistency of elevator licensing on campus may be a symptom of an inspector shortage.
Much More Than Hand-Waving
Undergraduate exploratory work in membranes, liposomes and more.
My TOAD: Hopping on Executive Dysfunction
How a Brandeis alumna is helping people manage symptoms of ADHD with her new app.
Chasing Particles
A Brandeis student in the world's largest physics lab.
The Dark Side of Shiny Things
A Brandeis student explores red mud production in the United States.
Governor Gore and his Waltham Estate
Gore Place offers a glimpse of early American architecture, agriculture and culture right in Brandeis' backyard.
A Real Life Ratatouille
Student researchers explained to the Justice how labs on campus are using rats to better understand the brain’s connection between taste and learning.
Things Are About To Get Loopy
Brandeis undergraduate students explore fruit fly genetics and beyond in University labs.
Brandeis' Parking Problem
How new construction on campus is changing student life for upperclassmen.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
How the once lively West End neighborhood of Boston was erased but its community remained strong.
Local non-profit changes lives of high school students
The Waltham Partnership for Youth places high school students into paid summer internships, including some at Brandeis.
Daya and Baby Tate to perform at Springfest
The Campus Activities Board announced earlier this week which artists are set to play at this year's Springfest.
Faculty discusses University rankings in the U.S. News and World Report, retention rates and confirmed microcredentials
Opinion: More than Morant
Berlin Chapel is damaged in electrical fire sending students into action
Brandeis announces five new microcredentials for spring semester
Lando Norris wins first Drivers’ Championship