Faculty meeting discusses budgetary issues, causing graduate admissions pause
Faculty voters hold conversations regarding financial and social issues across campus.
‘Dialogue & Action in an Age of Divides’: discussing free speech
As part of a newly created discussion series, panelists from Massachusetts universities discuss the importance and limitations of free speech and the regulation of hate speech.
The National Organization on Disability holds a panel on disability equity
The event explored policies that higher education institutions and workplaces can implement to create equitable environments for people with disabilities.
Dr. Christiane Gerstetter analyzes German environmental laws
In a webinar hosted by Prof. Sabine von Mering (GRALL, WGS) and the Center for German and European Studies, Dr. Gerstetter breaks down two recent court cases challenging the German government’s climate response.
Director of Brandeis National Committee Beth Bernstein retires
In the past 75 years, the Brandeis National Committee’s support for Brandeis University has been substantial, but few know the depth of their impact.
Man charged with killing a Waltham police officer and National Grid employee
Multiple lives were lost in Waltham after a fatal crash, and the community is grieving.
Clog causes sewage overflow in Ziv 129
u00a0 Impacted students navigate reimbursement, health and displacement with limited support from the University.
Newton Teachers Association 15-day strike comes to an end
The Newton Teachers Association and the Newton School Committee have managed to finalize a contract, ending the NTA’s illegal strike.
Brandeis researcher studies spatial disorientation and sensory augmentation
Vivekanand Pandey Vimal Ph.D. ’17 of the Ashton Graybiel Spatial Orientation Lab uses sensory augmentation to enhance human spatial awareness.
Dr. Nathan Cohen ’77 explores the ethics of his patented invisibility cloak
In a Jan. 20 interview with The Justice, the Brandeis alumnus and CEO of Fractal Antenna discusses the real-life implications of the cloak.
Housing applications for the upcoming academic year open
Last year’s housing selection process was rife with controversy. Is the Brandeis administration prepared for this year?
Newton teachers’ illegal strike persists amid building fines
Massachusetts law prohibits public employees from going on strike. Now, the NTA is restarting conversations about whether it is time to change the law.
DeisHacks seeks solutions for Waltham-based non profits
124 students worked to help the organizations overcome obstacles during the 48-hour “hackathon.”
Faculty discusses University rankings in the U.S. News and World Report, retention rates and confirmed microcredentials
Berlin Chapel is damaged in electrical fire sending students into action
Opinion: More than Morant
Brandeis announces five new microcredentials for spring semester
Inside the Conversation on AI and Politics