We need the Student Union to better suppport all students

by The Justice Editorial Board | 03/07/2023

Letter to the Editor

by Attendants of the 2/8 Brandeis Students for Justice in Palestine | 02/14/2023

Black History Month: A celebration of Black Joy

by Mirabell Rowland | 02/14/2023

Valentine’s Day’s importance for the Black diaspora

by Tibria Brown | 02/14/2023

Campus life is becoming increasingly unaccommodating for students

by The Justice Editorial Board | 02/14/2023

Remember: Dining workers are human too

by The Justice Editorial Board | 02/07/2023

Farewell to soccer: struggles as a student athlete

by Aiden Guthro | 01/31/2023

Brandeis fines getting out of control

by The Justice Editorial Board | 01/31/2023

State on fire today, state underwater tomorrow

by Tasha Epstein | 01/24/2023

We need to take steps to protect our environment now because the climate is already changing. We have the technology, and if we act now, we might have the time to make a big difference. We don’t need to live in floods and flames.

Are books really better: Rethinking the standard

by Mirabell Rowland | 01/24/2023

 When reflecting on these and so many other stories, I realized that while books might be better, sometimes films actually allow the audience to reimagine a story that shatters expectations of what the story looks like. 

Support and resources for our return to campus

by The Justice Editorial Board | 01/24/2023

The spring 2023 semester has officially begun, bringing with it the arrival of midyear students and the start of classes. As we start a new semester, the Brandeis community also continues to grapple with and process last November’s shuttle accident that led to dozens of injuries and the loss of student Vanessa Mark’s life. In light of these added strains to the start of a new term, this board would like to offer support, resources, and reminders to our fellow students. 

University Administration, it’s time to support students

by The Justice Editorial Board | 12/06/2022

 It has been more than two weeks since the tragic shuttle accident, and the Justice editorial board continues to send our deepest condolences to all parties impacted by this event. While the University has held events to bring students together during these difficult times, it is important to remember that each member of Brandeis will handle these emotions differently. There are no words we can use to express the devastation this incident has caused. As an editorial board, we want to let the campus community know that we are listening to them. We also want to address the difficulty of balancing school work in the wake of these incidents.