Asbestos found in renovation of first-year dormitories
Asbestos was found during the renovations over the summer.
Faculty to grow union effort
Non-tenure-track faculty will launch a new publicity campaign to raise awareness of the debate.
University lowers printing prices to match peer schools
The recently announced lower printing prices could cost the University a $20,000 annual deficit.
Rooftop garden slated to sell produce in SCC
The club has already coordinated two farmers’ markets and is in talks to sell produce to Sodexo.
Gray announces new committee to review Castle
VP for Campus Operations Jim Gray announced updates on campus renovations yesterday.
Darryl David steps down from Student Activities to pursue career as professional DJ
Darryl David stepped down from his position at Student Activities.
Computer science students create campus map application
The Justice Brandeis Semester summer program has yielded a mobile application designed to aid campus navigation.
Al-Quds student leaders discuss trip, new goals for year
Three student leaders continued an initiative to re-establish ties with Al-Quds University.
Interim President Lynch leads first Oneg Shabbat of the semester
Interim President Lisa Lynch discussed her hopes and plans for the future of the University at a Friday event.
Police log
Medical Emergency Aug. 23—A party near the Sherman Dining Hall hit their head on a pole.
Senators discuss improvements to relationship with student body and transportation methods
On Sunday, the Senate convened for its first meeting of the semester to review Student Union procedure and discuss a new push for bringing change and advocating for students in the Senate. Student Union President Nyah Macklin ’16 told the senators that she hopes they generate “purposeful programming” in the coming semester with a goal of bettering the Brandeis community. “In previous years, we were the folks that dealt with clubs ... there’s so much more we can do,” said Executive Senator David Herbstritt ’17, who also chaired the meeting.
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.
Trouble in Paradise: Sense and Sensibility’s Virtues and Theater Sins
Brandeis’ 2026 commencement choice is a cowardly, hypocritical cash grab
Growing uncertainty about East Quad's future raises speculation
Brandeis community reflects on antisemitism and campus support
Atlanta Hawks’ strip club-themed promotional night receives pushback from players