University named sixth in social justice activism
In a new list released by online magazine Her Campus, Brandeis was ranked in the top ten schools for social justice activism.
Dining services leaders step down from roles
The former Sodexo general manager and chair of the Senate dining committee have been replaced.
Chums is open for business
Following a five-month hiatus, the student-led coffeehouse opened for business on Friday.
University pilots online training initiative
The online training is in compliance with the national Sexual Violence Elimination Act.
Sexual assault protocol changes in 2015 Rights and Responsibilities handbook
The new edition includes changes in the Special Examiner's Process and in the medical amnesty procedure.
Class of 2019 welcomed with convocation ceremony
Administrators and the Orientation Core Committee gave new students advice and encouragement.
Corrections and Clarifications
A photo caption implied that the Intercultural Center was itself a club. The ICC is an umbrella organization for multiple clubs, but is not a club itself.
Police Log
Medical Emergency Jun. 13—A party in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center reported experiencing a diabetic reaction.
University unveils new campus renovations
The construction expanded the bookstore and other areas on campus.
Search committee begins reviewing candidates for new University president
The presidential search committee has begun reviewing candidates for the next University president, according to an Aug.
Cohen Center study reports high levels of anti-semitism and anti-Israel sentiment on many campuses in California and Canada
In late July, the fellows of the Maurice and Marilyn Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies at Brandeis published the latest in a series of studies regarding attendees on the Birthright-Taglit trip to Israel.
Brandeis named top school in nation for community service
The Princeton Review placed Brandeis at the top of its inaugural community service engagement list.
Mary Fischer named as sustainability manager
Fischer will work to help the University reduce its carbon footprint.
Lynch becomes interim president
Lisa Lynch began her position as interim president on Wednesday, July 1, taking over for former President Frederick Lawrence who officially stepped down on June 30.
Williams crowdsources syllabus about context of Charleston shootings
Williams began gathering teaching materials after the Charleston shootings.
Troen hopes to “continually expand membership” as president of the Association for Israel Studies
Prof. Ilan Troen ’63 (NEJS) was recently elected to lead the group, which focuses on the study of Israel.
Rabbi David Ellenson to head Schusterman Center
Rabbi David Ellenson became the acting director of the Schusterman Center for Israel Studies on July 1.
New policy investigates conflict minerals
Brandeis will ask technology companies to report their use of minerals from the DRC.
Pickering addresses need for public service
The University held its 64th annual commencement ceremony on Sunday, in which 956 students were awarded bachelor’s degrees, 756 students were awarded master's degrees and 100 students were awarded doctoral degrees, according to an email to the Justice from University Registrar Mark Hewitt.
Prof. Gomes-Casseres delivers address to Phi Beta Kappa inductees
On Saturday, Prof. Ben Gomes-Casseres ’76 (IBS) delivered the annual address to the new members of Brandeis’ chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa society.
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