PARC unveils new perks
PARC recently implement online scheduling and chatting on their website.
Meet the midyear orientation CORE!
The Justice interviewed the Midyear Orientation CORE to find out what makes Midyear Orientation Unique!
It's that time of the year again: welcome to spring semester
Here are some tips that might make your semester more successful.
Life in a Suitcase: Bouchra
Meet Bouchra Samih, who moved to Boston from Morocco in 2012.
Health, Wellness and Adult Skills
Brandeis alumna Jenny Paul '07 created "Adulting with Jane."
Addressing the Ads
Walt Mossberg '69 spoke about the dangers of advertising, saying it is "destroying the internet."
BINGO!
Students gathered in the SCC to play Bingo as part of Kindness Day programming!
Kindness Day: Behind the Scenes
The Justice learned all about the process of creating Kindness Day.
Sleep Well, Brandeis
During "Sleep Week," Brandeis students were encouraged to practice self-care and given tips to improve their health and manage stress.
Bias, Bye!
Mock Trial's new anti-bias training was put into practice during their Saturday tournament.
Brandeis' Political Priorities
In part two of a series about politics at Brandeis, the Justice spoke with three clubs about their ideological leanings and policy priorities.
Life in a Suitcase: Fish
This week's Life in a Suitcase introduces Fish Wang, who came to Brandeis from China.
That's it! Period!
Brandeis students protested period stigma in Boston, using memes and slogans to convey displeasure.
Campus Votes for....!?
Leaders of Brandeis for Bernie and Brandeis for Warren shared their hopes with the Justice.
Don’t quit on Quidditch
The Brandeis Quidditch team is back in full swing, preserving a sport on campus that gained international fame through its use in the Harry Potter book series.
Pride without prejudice
On Friday, students across campus celebrated National Coming Out Day with Pride Deis. The event featured moments of reflection and celebration amid torrential rain.
Life in a Suitcase: Christina
"Life in a Suitcase" is a series focused on sharing the stories of immigrant students, staff and faculty members at Brandeis, with the hope that it will encourage people to adopt a different perspective on a controversial issue.
Washington Post ‘TikTok guy’ speaks to Journalism department
‘We need a resolution’
Reckoning with post-pandemic high school nostalgia
For transgender student-athletes, new policy is more than just rules and guidelines
TAMID club brings co-founder of Israeli startup