Talk addresses Jews in Polish publishing
Karen Auerbach Ph.D. ’09 discussed the changing role of Jews in Poland’s publishing industry in the 19th century.
Coalition App seeks to level the admissions playing field
The Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success, a new group of over 80 universities nationwide including all eight members of the Ivy League, have announced that they plan to develop a new “Coalition App” as an alternative to the Common Application.
Police log
Medical Emergency Oct. 12—A party in Usen Castle reported a prior knee injury.
Senate charters two new clubs and discusses ongoing outreach and transparency initiatives
On Sunday, the Senate met to recognize clubs and discuss promoting transparency by recording all Senate votes.
PCC clarifies free session changes
The Psychological Counseling Center still offers 12 free sessions.
Group led by Brandeis professor makes new claims about nature of black holes and gravitational waves
In a recent study, Prof. Roberts (PHYS) concluded that binary black holes occur less often than predicted.
Scholars speak on improving women’s lives worldwide
Scholars from the WSRC brought in life experience to discuss ongoing research projects on women.
Doctoral candidate builds science program with Waltham High
Vivek Vimal Ph.D. ’16 has led programs partnering Brandeis with Waltham High School students.
Qiang addresses differences in types of Jewish identity
A visiting speaker from Shanghai discussed Jewish representation in “The Bellarosa Connection.”
WSRC artists explore war
The panelists discussed research and life experiences that led to their art.
Student speaks at Bernie Sanders rally in Springfield
Lexi Oullette ’18 addressed a crowd of 6,000 in support of the presidential candidate.
Faculty discuss survey results
Lynch also informed faculty on sustainability and safety issues at the faculty meeting on Friday.
President and Provost celebrate Hill’s University Professor title
Hill spoke about how Supreme Court decisions impact prejudice and inclusivity.
Board of Trustees reps run financial aid survey
The survey gathered data on how students perceive whether tuition costs impacts their future opportunities.
Chaplaincy weighs changes
The Chaplaincy Working Group advised several changes to the chaplaincy in a letter.
Police log
Medical Emergency Oct. 4—University Police received a report requesting BEMCo assistance for a party with a prior ankle injury.
Senate charters two new clubs and discusses recording policy
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.
Second round of Student Union elections fills final four seats on Senate
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.
Dems, BLC back Faculty Forward
Both clubs have declared their support for the movement to form a faculty union.
Commuters denied access to dorms
Off-campus students will now be required to be accompanied by a host in all residence halls.
Fighting Authoritarianism Brandeis holds May Day protest
Examining the March 24 ICE misidentification on campus
New damages found at Polaris lounge