Diane Dimond places the practice of guardianship under scrutiny in new book
Dimond explores gender dynamics and predatory practices of guardianship at book launch.
The DPF rally at Brandeis calls into question Dr. Kolodny's role in the opioid epidemic
An investigation into the nuances behind the opioid crisis and the DPF’s history reveals a complex web of perspectives.
Chief justice of India gives a talk, emphasizing various ideas of freedom and equality
Dr. Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud addressed themes of oppression, liberty, and caste during a conference in Sherman Function Hall.
Silberman series: "Jewish Girls and Women in Forced Labor"
Janine Holc discusses how her book “The Weavers of Trautenau: Jewish Female Forced Labor in the Holocaust” offers a historical and personal view on how survivors coped with imprisonment
Leaders of New England's SAG-AFTRA Union discuss ongoing strike
Brandeis hosts a conversation to expand on the context and demands surrounding the ongoing Hollywood actors strike.
Approaching the Arab-Israeli and Israeli-Palestinian conflicts
Three scholars, each from different regions of the Middle East, shared their insight on the conflicts.
PARC’s Purple Thursday event raises awareness about domestic violence
On Oct. 19, people around the nation participated in Purple Thursday to advocate for survivors of domestic abuse.
Brandeis students stand with those impacted by war in Gaza
The University’s vast community expressed a spectrum of stances regarding the conflict, with some feeling alienated from the majority.
Schusterman Center hosts teach-in on Israel-Hamas war
The event featured prominent members of Brandeis faculty, who shared their expertise and experiences to help the Brandeis community unpack the current war between Israel and Hamas.
Brandeis Professor emeritus Ilan Troen loses daughter and son-in-law in Hamas-Israel War
Deborah and Shlomi Matias died shielding their son from Hamas gunmen, who broke into their home. The war has already taken the lives of thousands.
ICC celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day
The ICC’s annual Indigenous Peoples' Day teach-in focused on building Indigenous sovereignty through language reclamation and cultural revitalization.
Brandeis celebrates its 75th anniversary
This weekend, alumni and family from around the world visited the University to connect with former classmates, current students, and to attend celebrations.
Drew Weissman ’81 wins Nobel Prize for research
Brandeis alumnus Drew Weissman '81 and Katalin Karikó won the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in recognition of their vaccine innovations.
Behind the war: a historical look into the Israel-Palestine dispute
The aftermath of Hamas’ unprecedented attack on Israel reveals a complex web of geopolitical factors and a humanitarian crisis as Israel grapples with the fallout.
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