Union Judiciary rules against Student Union President after hearing
The Judiciary found that the Union President failed to effectively communicate with other branches and members of the Union, among other charges.
Brandeis Athletics Department releases report on gender breakdown in athletics programs
The report included statistics on the number of men and women coaches, their salaries and more.
Union president faces Judiciary complaint
The complaint alleges that Union President Simran Tatuskar ’21 stymied communication between members of the Executive Board and Senate by excluding the Executive Senator from E-Board meetings.
Senators discuss campus events, Union initiatives, upcoming hearing against Union President
Union Vice President Guillermo Caballero ’20 announced that the Judiciary Committee will hear a case regarding Union President Simran Tatuskar ’21 on Tuesday. Senators also gave updates on what their committees were working on.
HR Office introduces new employee policies
The University's Office of Human Resources announced three new policies to create a better work environment for staff members.
University files amicus curiae brief in support of DACA
University files amicus curiae brief in support of DACA
Public Safety annual safety and security report finds decrease in crime overall, increase in fire incidents
The report paid close attention to sexual assault reporting and noted that some residence halls did not have carbon monoxide detectors.
Faculty talk about University ranking, plans for new facilities and sustainability in meeting
This meeting is one of a series of monthly public faculty meetings hosted by the Office of the Provost.
University researchers release study on racial disparities in the student loan system
The Institute on Assets and Social Policy put out the study after six months of work.
Cheerleading may be coming soon as an Olympic sport
Police Log 10-20-20
Views on the news: Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation hearing
Editorial: The Justice endorses former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. for President of the United States
Student Support Services Program receives $1.7 million grant