University president and columnist discuss the presidential election
President Ron Liebowitz and columnist Tom Friedman voiced concerns and predictions relating to today's election and its outcome.
Administrators host virtual check-in about spring semester
The group fielded questions and concerns regarding housing and registration deadlines, delayed start plans and more.
Panelists discuss the act of democracy in relation to the 2020 election
Professors examined the role of anxiety and uncertainty in the upcoming election.
Doctor discusses role of opioids in treating chronic pain
Dr. Michael Schatman spoke with the Justice about opioid policy, the role of the media in the opioid crisis and misconceptions about opioid prescription.
TEDxBrandeisUniversity streams pre-recorded speeches by its five speakers
The speeches focused on “wellness in the new age.”
Student Union holds a Meet the Candidates Event for the Fall 2020 Special Candidates Election on Oct. 19
The Union shared the results for the election in an Oct. 23 email to community members.
Dr. Andrew Kolodny responds to protest calling for the University to fire him
Kolodny spoke with the Justice over Zoom about the problems with the recent campus protest.
University creates the Campus Accessibility Committee
This committee will serve as a forum for accessibility related concerns.
Economist explores what the world and economy will look like when COVID-19 ends
John Lipsky described the COVID-19 pandemic as an “economic crisis like no other.”
Students Demand Action presents club’s purpose to Senate
The Senate voted on chartering Students Demand Action and amended an article of the club bylaws.
Prof. Anita Hill discusses equality and the future of the U.S. Supreme Court
Hill answered students’ questions about Judge Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation process and the conservative majority on the Supreme Court.
justBRIEFS: University suspends spring study abroad, launches food distribution initiative
The University made announcements that include changes to spring study abroad, water damage to the Farber Library and new food resources on campus.
Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion creates a ‘white affinity space’ as one of its first steps in its racialized education programming
Soon to follow will be a BIPOC affinity space, in the hopes of eventually creating cross-racial dialogues about systemic racism.
The Senate secures funding for COVID-19 modified midnight buffet
Controversy ensued among Union members regarding the estimated interest level of this event.
Editorial: Feedback on appendices D, N, F and P in University’s draft anti-racism plan
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