Police log
Medical Emergency Oct. 12—A party in Usen Castle reported a prior knee injury.
Medical Emergency Oct. 12—A party in Usen Castle reported a prior knee injury.
On Sunday, the Senate met to recognize clubs and discuss promoting transparency by recording all Senate votes.
The Psychological Counseling Center still offers 12 free sessions.
In a recent study, Prof. Roberts (PHYS) concluded that binary black holes occur less often than predicted.
Scholars from the WSRC brought in life experience to discuss ongoing research projects on women.
Vivek Vimal Ph.D. ’16 has led programs partnering Brandeis with Waltham High School students.
A visiting speaker from Shanghai discussed Jewish representation in “The Bellarosa Connection.”
The panelists discussed research and life experiences that led to their art.
Lexi Oullette ’18 addressed a crowd of 6,000 in support of the presidential candidate.
Lynch also informed faculty on sustainability and safety issues at the faculty meeting on Friday.
Hill spoke about how Supreme Court decisions impact prejudice and inclusivity.
The survey gathered data on how students perceive whether tuition costs impacts their future opportunities.
The Chaplaincy Working Group advised several changes to the chaplaincy in a letter.
Medical Emergency Oct. 4—University Police received a report requesting BEMCo assistance for a party with a prior ankle injury.
On Sunday, the Senate met to recognize clubs and discuss a proposed amendment to its bylaws that would require the recording of all Senate votes.
The Student Union held its second round of elections on Friday Oct. 2 to fill four seats that were left vacant in the first round of elections on Friday Sept.
Both clubs have declared their support for the movement to form a faculty union.
Off-campus students will now be required to be accompanied by a host in all residence halls.
6 percent of women and 1 percent of men reported being raped in the survey.
The form marked the last fiscal year before the Board of Trustees' Executive Committee takes control over executive compensation.
Over 180,000 people rally in Boston Common for March 28 "No Kings" protest
Brandeis Public Safety dispels circulating ICE vehicle rumors
A seat at the table: inside the ICC's "Be Curious Dinner"
Re/Chic: Threading together clothing and community
Professors discuss possibility of nuclear disarmament amid high political tensions