BLC urges policy reform
The Brandeis Labor Coalition released a Change.org petition regarding multiple issues.
Professors discuss fossil fuel divestment on panel
The teach-in was held in the wake of the People’s Climate March at which several students were arrested.
Vandalism and liquid cause near $20,000 in damages to books
About 200 art books were damaged several weeks ago by an unknown liquid that was placed in the ceiling tiles in the Goldfarb Library and spilled down on to shelves on the fourth floor of the Farber Library.
Library Party out of control, shut down by police
Students at the Library Party hosted by Student Events were trying to force their way in to the party.
Alumnus co-writes article, selected as one of 2014’s best on mathematics
Joseph Shipman Ph.D.’91 wrote an article on proofs that was selected to be included in the 2014 edition of ‘The Best Writing on Mathematics.’
Scholar discusses global challenges
Fareda Banda discussed international law and the challenges presented for women around the world.
Collection chronicling life of Zionist activist receives the spotlight
The University Archives and Special Collections also received a donation of historical photographs of figures such as Malcolm X.
Corrections and Clarifications
A News article incorrectly identified Ava Blustein as a member of the Class of 2016. She is, in fact, a member of the Class of 2015.
Two new clubs recognized by Senate
Student Union President Sneha Walia ’15 began the weekly Senate meeting by saying that she will be working on compiling notes and responses from the Student Union Round Table last Wednesday, which she will confirm with the administrators who were present, and send to the student body in a newsletter.
Police Log
Medical EmergencyNov. 2?A male in Massell Quad reportedly injured himself.
Scholar speaks on Walter Benjamin
Howard Eiland discussed critical theorist Walter Bejamin and reality as a palimpsest on Thursday.
Former adjunct professor focuses on capital punishment
Adjunct Professor William J. Leahy gave a talk as a part of the 30th annual Guberman Lecture series last night.
Students march on day of action
Brandeis Students Against Sexual Violence organized a march in support of Columbia student Emma Sulkowicz.
Gray aids in new hire for manager
The University has formed a committee to help search for a manager of on-campus sustainability programs.
New representatives to the Board address plans
Junior and Senior Representatives to the Board, Grady Ward ’16 and Mohamed Sidique ’15, discussed their first Board of Trustees meeting last week.
Terrorist attack survivor speaks about experiences
Kay Wilson spoke on Tuesday about how she survived her attack and the emotional impact of the assault.
Poll questions topic of debate
The Brandeis Academic Debate and Speech Society argued a referendum ballot measure about casino laws.
Police Log
Medical EmergencyOct. 27?A caller reported that a party had collapsed at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management due to severe abdominal pain.
Former Boston mayor dies
After serving the city of Boston for 20 years, former Mayor Thomas Menino passed away on the morning of Oct.
Krauss named interim dean
Professor Emerita Marty Krauss will be the interim dean of the Heller School for Social Policy and Management.
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