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.
Sarkeesian criticizes gaming tropes
The media critic discussed the anti-feminist themes that can be found in the presentation of most games.
Police log
Medical Emergency Oct. 25—A party called University Police from Masell Quad reporting that they were not feeling well and requested BEMCo staff.
Senators discuss A-Board changes
On Sunday, the Senate convened for its weekly meeting to discuss the proposed students’ rights committee and the upcoming vote on a new constitutional amendment regarding the Allocations Board. After voting to recognize the Brandeis Billiards Club, Student Union Chief of Staff Justin Carlisle ’13 discussed the press conference held by Student Union President Nyah Macklin ’16 on Friday to address student concerns over the Allocations Board process.
DCL shifts policy regarding off campus students’ swipe access and clarifies CA possession of master keys
The Department of Community Living announced a shift in its policy regarding off-campus students’ access to dormitories and clarified its policy of giving Community Advisors master keys in an email sent to the student body on Friday afternoon. Dr. Tim Touchette, the director of DCL, explained that off-campus students will now be granted card swipe access to dorms between 7 a.m.
German ambassador discusses his nation’s role in modern Europe
Dr. Peter Wittig talked about how Germany has responded to the many issues facing Europe today.
Honorary degrees addressed in fall Trustee meeting
The Trustees did not have time to discuss the results of the student financial aid survey conducted last month.
Lynch celebrates student ambition in Fall Fest address
Interim President Lisa Lynch discussed the effect the University's legacy has on its values and opportunities today.
A-Board meets 61 percent of club requests
Giveaways and “swag” were severely limited during the first round of fall allocations for club budgets.
Schuster Institute challenges evidence in rape case
In its most recent case, the Institute seeks to exonerate a man convicted of rape in 1985.
Annual security report gives insight into sexual assault cases at Brandeis
Manchester City found guilty of 114 of 115 charges
Brandeis begins presidential search
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” Is Not Worth 20 Years at Sea
Students for Environmental Action unveils new Brandeis Food Forest in grand opening