Last Monday, as the fifth anniversary of the beginning of the Syrian Civil War approached, President Vladimir Putin declared that he would withdraw a significant portion of Russian forces from Syria after five months of supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime with military assistance.
Due to his small margin of victory, this board believes that if David Herbstritt is to fulfill his duty as the incoming president, there are several steps he — along with the rest of the union — must take in the upcoming year to effectively maximize student representation. First, the Union should establish a senate position that represents the international student population at Brandeis.
This Thursday, the Brandeis student body voted on candidates for various positions in the Student Union, including the position of the president of the union.
Rather than sticking to a stubborn and futile refusal to allow refugees entry, some states have recently taken to following Republican front runner Donald Trump’s lead in calling for a special registry.
Today’s society has become so dependent on technology that our phones store everything from our credit card information to our home address and several other pieces of incriminating information. With this in mind, personal technology could also be used as a powerful tool in law enforcement.
Anna Alaburda, a 2007 law graduate from the Thomas Jefferson School of Law, just recently got her first day in court.
Ridicule and immaturity have been the defining characteristics of this year’s presidential race.
This week, the student body will take to the polls to elect next year’s Student Union President.
Brandeis Students Against Sexual Violence released its second-ever report card on the administration’s progress on preventing and responding to sexual violence at the University on Monday.
Paul Sindberg ’18 The best preschool in my hometown was operated in cooperation with the local church.
Stipends and full scholarships are a regular part of graduate programs, and it by no means "flips the playing field." It is a lot different than undergraduate education because, as a graduate student, you are effectively working for the university. It is not a question of where the money is coming from.
Over the past year, the work of Brandeis Labor Coalition can been streamlined into two important core campaigns: the Just Employment Policy campaign and the Faculty Forward campaign.
When South Sudan was born in July 2011, it was like “literally going to sleep in one country and waking up in another without moving,” according to former Senator Tom Andrews (D-ME) in a Aug.
Donald Trump will build a wall. It will not be a physical one. Assuming the real estate magnate clinches both the Republican nomination and the presidency, he will isolate America from every nation he offends.
On Friday night, thousands of protesters shut down Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Chicago after 32 people were arrested at an earlier rally in St.
In a Feb. 24 email entitled “Update on diversity and inclusion efforts,” Interim President Lisa Lynch described the foundation of a new scholarship model for the coming year.
It was recently brought to my attention that I took facts without adjusting the language to make it my own or citing them sufficiently in a small number of the articles I have written for the Justice. I want to express my sincerest apologies for these unintentional mistakes and to assure my readers that in no instance did I take an opinion without proper attribution. Learning the accepted practices of citation has been an important part of my experience at the Justice, and I look forward to citing sources even more carefully in the future. —Dor Cohen
America is falling apart — literally. In 2013, the American Society of Civil Engineers rated the country’s infrastructure a D+ and estimated that 3.6 trillion dollars needs to be invested by 2020 to fix everything — all the pipelines, airports, bridges, roads and other transit infrastructure.
When U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia passed away on Feb.
Social media is a powerful tool when it comes to relaying ideas and sharing information. This is especially important when it comes to things like the presidential election; it allows individuals — people who may not have had any interest in or access to speeches or debates — to hear the candidates’ ideals and formulate an opinion.
The Boston Red Sox still need improvement
Brandeis community reflects on antisemitism and campus support
AFCON Tournament result controversially overturned
Brandeis AAUP demands admin to cease business with Enterprise Rent-a-Car, primary provider of ICE’s vehicles
Road to the Oscars: “Sinners” and “One Battle After Another”