Sharrieff named University's new Muslim Chaplain
The University has hired Maryam Sharrieff to be the new Muslim Chaplain.
Student Union Holds First Vote
The first round of elections to fill the Senate left five seats open and showed a lack of voter turnout.
Senate swears in new members and discusses code of conduct
On Thursday, the Senate held its first meeting following the first round of elections.
Police log
Police log for week of 9/15
University offers free laundry after difficulties with machines
The University decided to offer the community a weekend of free laundry services after receiving many complaints about the new washing and drying machines.
Rwandan genocide survivor Pacifique discusses experiences
The speakers discussed the programs established to try to rectify the damage done in thegenocide.
Lynch speaks on student concerns
Interim President Lynch and others addressed issues on campus in this semester’s first Town Hall.
Mod parties suspended for two weeks
After eight BEMCo calls for intoxication in one weekend, the University suspended Mod parties.
Hill and Pogrebin discuss future of activist movements
The two speakers addressed the role identity plays in many large-scale movements.
University switches to Xfinity On Campus cable service
The University switched from Comcast Analog to Xfinity On Campus.
Brandeis ranked 34th best college in United States
The University has moved up a spot in the U.S. News and World 2016 rankings.
New Dharmic prayer center opens in SCC
After moving around campus, the Dharmic prayer center opened yesterday at its permanent location.
Police Log
The police log for last week.
Crown Center celebrates anniversary with panel
The Crown Center for Middle East Studies celebrated its 10th anniversary on Sept. 8 with a panel discussion called, "Untold Stories in the Middle East."
Crew strikes and cracks natural gas line on Moody Street
Construction crews on Moody Street struck and broke a gas line on Tuesday morning.
University donates old dorm furniture
Department of Community Living provides about 200 furniture sets to nonprofit supporting those in need.
Paper flyers banned in upcoming Student Union election
The Student Union announced new rules for campaigning intended to make elections more fair.
Event explores Dome of the Rock conflict
Isaac Hertz and others addressed the conflict portrayed in his documentary “One Rock, Three Religions.”
Marder named to inaugural class of APS fellows
Marder, whose current work focuses on the nervous system, was named an American Physiological Society fellow.
Police log
Police log for week of Sept. 1
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