Unearthing Canaanite relics

by Jaime Kaiser | 10/01/2014

Prof. Andrew Koh (CLAS) and his team excavated the world’s oldest wine cellar

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Trip down memory lane

by Max Shpilman | 10/01/2014

Waltham Group volunteers participate in the Memory Café, a creative forum that hosts those suffering from memory loss

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Science majors overseas

by Rose Gittell and Max Shpilman | 09/29/2014

Physics students travel to India to enrich research, and end up gaining spirituality

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Novelist makes her debut

by Jaime Kaiser | 09/29/2014

Nadia Hashimi ’00 publishes her first book, exploring the lives of Afghan women through a gender-bending cultural practice

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Kinship across barriers

by Rose Gittell | 09/27/2014

Catie Stewart ’16 and Eli Philip ’15 built dialogue between Al-Quds and Brandeis students despite larger tensions

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Legendary Professor Passes

by Jaime Kaiser | 09/27/2014

The late Prof. Emeritus Allen Grossman Ph.D. ’60 (ENG) leaves a monumental legacy

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Consulting put into practice

by Jaime Kaiser | 09/24/2014

Business students team up to design a fiscal plan for a Kenyan farm

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Deepening American history

by Rose Gittell | 09/24/2014

Alan Taylor Ph.D. ’86 wins his second Pulitzer Prize for an expansive study of war participation of Virginia slaves

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Revolutionizing health care

by Rose Gittell | 09/22/2014

Gabriel Malseptic MBA ’14 is the co-founder and COO of a mobile app that restructures student health care

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History of motion

by Max Shpilman | 09/22/2014

Newly appointed Profs Jasmine Johnson and Greg Childs research the history of black movement through dance and the African diaspora

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Scholars for justice

by Brianna Majsiak and Mariya Greeley | 09/22/2014

The Ruderman Family Foundation sponsors scholars who are passionate about promoting rights for those with disabilities

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