Brandeis Democrats host Profs. Breen and Lenowitz on a panel discussing the Supreme Court
University professors share thoughts on issues surrounding Supreme Court justices.
2021 Deis Impact event series explores Im/Migration
A workshop on the migration of caste and a keynote address by award-winning journalist and producer, Jose Antonio Vargas, highlight contemporary issues related to diversity, migration and immigration.
Students reflect on their advocacy for recently passed bill supporting survivors of sexual violence in Massachusetts
Members of the Every Voice Coalition discussed the next steps they will take during Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April.
Activist discusses role of veganism in combating climate change
Ed Winters spoke on a panel about the ways plant-based lifestyles and farming can tackle the climate crisis.
Consumer-rights law firm files class-action lawsuits against U.S. universities, including Brandeis
The lawsuit seeks refunds for tuition-payers for the spring 2020 semester and requests tuition changes for remote learning semesters during the pandemic
Brandeis clubs host virtual and in-person events to commemorate Holocaust
Holocaust educator Sandy Rubenstein told her story as the daughter of Holocaust survivors at one of the commemoration events at the University
Speakers discuss the pandemic's impact in Ghana
Prof. Joseph Assan (Heller), Tawiah Agyarko-Kwarteng and Rose Dodd spoke about the impact of the pandemic on certain African industries and communities.
Panel discusses long-awaited end to the COVID-19 pandemic
German science journalist Anja Martini and Prof. Elanah Uretsky (IGS) reflected on the ongoing pandemic and discussed how it may end.
Students announce Student Union candidacies, debate to be held Tuesday
Seven students running for election to the Student Union for next semester have announced their candidacies.
justBRIEFS: Dean of Students announces resignation, Univ. provides Commencement updates, events for Sexual Awareness month will be virtual
In this week’s email round up, the University shared news of Jamele Adams’s departure, commencement events and Sexual Awareness Month.
Senate charters new clubs, discusses upcoming elections
After a two-week break from meetings, the Student Union met before upcoming elections on April 7.
Brandeis International Business School hosts conversation about different multinational organizations’ responses to the COVID-19 pandemic
Three University alumni discussed the responses of the World Fund, the International Monetary Fund and the United Nations to the COVID-19 crisis
Student reflects on experiences at Brandeis with academic accommodations in light of new accommodation offerings
Student Accessibility Support updated academic accommodations at the start of the school year to include assignment extensions.
Sociologist Alfred Zack-Williams discusses anti-racist development
Zack-Williams spoke about the importance of anti-racist development in the wake of police brutality
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