Students protest Sodexo meal plan changes and new dining protocols
Protesters gathered outside of the Usdan Student Center to express their grievances.
Professors discuss Concerned Listserv
Administrators and faculty convened last Thursday for their first meeting of the year.
Professor’s Wikipedia biography page affected by libelous edits
Last Friday, a webpage showing a biography for Prof. Mary Baine Campbell (ENG) on the popular encyclopedia website Wikipedia was edited by one of the website’s users.
Police Log
Medical EmergencySept. 16?A faculty member in the Sachar International Center requested BEMCo to evaluate a female student who had fainted in his class.
Namaskar hosts guru to speak on spirituality
The group continued their effort to raise awareness of Hindu, Sikh and Jain culture on campus during the event.
Speaker addresses track II diplomacy
Yair Hirschfield discussed his book ‘Two-Track Diplomacy toward an Israeli-Palestinian Solution, 1978-2014.'
University investigating threat
A student said that he wanted to harm several other students and the incident is currently under investigation, according to Director of Public Safety Edward Callahan in an email to the Justice.Last Tuesday, Callahan sent out an email to the Brandeis community advising students of the incident.
University fills incoming class early, will not draw from waitlist
The incoming Class of 2018 was filled by May 1?marking the first time an incoming class has been filled by this date since the fall 2000 entering class? according to Senior Vice President for Students and Enrollment Andrew Flagel in an email to the Justice.
Brown addresses race issues in the workforce
Future American Bar Association president spoke about her personal experiences as a lawyer.
University questions Cholmondeley’s past interview practices
Students have come forward about inappropriate interviews they underwent when applying for positions at Chum’s.
Adjuncts considered for full time
The University is trying to coordinate to make adjuncts full-time faculty members where possible, Provost Steve Goldstein ’78 affirmed in an email to the Justice.
University works to improve sexual assault policy
On April 30, Senior Vice President for Students and Enrollment Andrew Flagel informed the Brandeis community in an email of the steps that the Brandeis administration is taking in addressing sexual assault prevention on campus.
Lawrence speaks about honorary degree issue
Administrators also discussed statistics about the incoming Class of 2018.
Construction to take place for Lemberg and Schwartz
On May 8, Director of Public Safety Ed Callahan sent out an email to the student body informing about parking restrictions over the summer as Schwartz Hall and Lemberg Hall are renovated.The email said that the construction will start on May 19 and will run through October.
Fulbright grant winners announced
The University announced on May 13 in a BrandeisNOW article that nine Brandeis undergraduates, graduates and recent alumni have been awarded grants from the Fulbright U.S.
Department of Community Living left with no director
Since former Senior Director of the Department of Community Living Jeremy Leiferman’s departure from the University in the beginning of the spring 2014 semester, his position remains unfilled.
Antler delivers Phi Beta Kappa keynote address
A portion of the graduating class, as well as a few members of the junior class, were inducted in to the Phi Beta Kappa society on Saturday as part of the Mu chapter of Massachusetts.
Justice welcomes new leader
Rachel Hughes ’15 was elected the next editor in chief of the Justice at a staff-wide meeting on April 30.
Canada speaks on the sacrifices for change
The University awarded 850 bachelor's degrees at its 63rd commencement ceremony on Sunday.
University employees opt into retirement
About 150 staff members were eligible for a new voluntary retirement package, with 80 accepting the offer.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent