Senate recognizes two clubs and discusses potential changes to BranVan driver policy in meeting
The Senate convened on Sunday night to charter a club and to sanction the proposal for the Midnight Buffet this semester.
Police log
Medical Emergency Nov. 9—A party in East Quad stated their friend was feeling ill. BEMCo staff treated the party on the scene and University Police transported the party to Urgent Care for further treatment. Nov.
Registrar data stolen in computer theft
Two laptops containing student data including grades, addresses, birth dates and possibly social security numbers were stolen from the University Registrar's office last month.
Divestment to be decided by next president, says Lynch
Interim University President Lisa Lynch debated with students over the issue of fossil fuel.
Adjunct faculty file for union
After beginning to organize over the summer, over 200 faculty members signed a petition on Wednesday to form a union.
Amendment on A-Board passes
Students voted on Friday to institute a new amendment that will change the A-Board composition.
Ellenson lectures on feminism in Jewish law texts
Rabbi David Ellenson touched on topics such as birth control and marriage in his lecture.
Roundtable discussion addresses how seniors fare in the workplace
At the annual Ann Richards Roundtable, scholars and journalists from the Boston area discussed how the workforce and the media treat the elderly.
SU launches new public website
After months of redevelopment and discussion on what content should be featured, the Student Union launched its new website on Wednesday.
Group holds talk on mental health stigma in Asian communities
The South Eastern Asian Club and the United Against Inequities in Disease chapter hosted a screening of “Can” and a discussion on mental health.
Professors address Rabin’s legacy
Three scholars of Israeli art and history discussed the many facets of slain Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s peacemaking.
Lynch discusses “tradeoffs” of unionization at meeting
Professors spoke on the sexual assault climate survey, specifically why students hesitate to report sexual harassment.
Halloween email sparks debate on race at Yale
In recent weeks, Yale University has been plagued by an ongoing debate over free speech and sensitivity toward different cultures and which should take precedence over the other.
Police log
Medical Emergency Nov. 2—A Community Advisor in North Quad requested the transport of a student to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for treatment.
Senators vote in favor of revoking charters and recognition for 21 clubs and amending A-Board bylaws
The Senate convened on Sunday to charter and recognize three clubs, de-recognize clubs who failed to file anti-hazing forms and pass a bylaw amendment pertaining to the Allocations Board. The first order of business was a motion to de-fund twenty-one clubs who have yet to turn in their anti-hazing forms.
Coalition calls for fossil fuel divestment at outdoor rally
Brandeis Climate Justice fought for divestment from fossil fuels in a series of events held during the Trustees' bi-annual meeting.
Amendment proposed to alter A-Board
Student Union President Nyah Macklin ’16 discussed proposed changes to the A-Board constitution.
Board of Trustees to decide in January on future of the Castle
After discussing the Castle at great length this week, the Trustees will announce their decision after their January meeting.
Walzer explores Buber’s ‘‘Paths in Utopia’’ in talk
The lecture contrasted Martin Buber with state leaders Leon Bloom and David Ben Gurion.
Lecture addresses Alzheimer’s at SEAD ‘Alz Talk’
Dr. Jonathan Jackson of Harvard Medical School spoke about the disease process of Alzheimer’s.
Faculty discusses University rankings in the U.S. News and World Report, retention rates and confirmed microcredentials
Berlin Chapel is damaged in electrical fire sending students into action
Opinion: More than Morant
Brandeis announces five new microcredentials for spring semester
Inside the Conversation on AI and Politics