Library Archives show selection of significant photos in Brandeis history
“The Beginnings of Brandeis: A History in Pictures” retells the founding and story of the University through photos from the archives.
Acclaimed poet to speak at Brandeis through Creative Writing Online Series
Donika Kelly will read from her latest book “The Renunciations.”
The History of Ideas program hosts a discussion about the U.S. Constitution in honor of the anniversary of its ratification
Students and faculty analyzed different sections of the Constitution.
PARC’s Suggested Language List gains widespread media coverage
The list received a lot of criticism from news outlets and individuals, as well as support from University students.
University hosts series of events commemorating 9/11 terrorist attacks
The Community reflected on 9/11.
University elects new senators to the Student Union
Students voted in the first round of Student Union elections on Friday, Sept. 10.
Class of 2025 greeted with an in-person orientation
Missed out on orientation? Here’s a recap of this year’s in-person events.
University launches new website on Jewish religion, culture
‘The Jewish Experience’ website, which launched in August, explores aspects of Judaism.
New dean of Graduate School of Arts and Sciences begins first semester
Cadge reflected on her plans for GSAS amidst changes in higher education.
University welcomes the Class of 2025 at Convocation
President Ron Liebowitz, along with other University leaders, addressed new students at the ceremony.
Washington Post ‘TikTok guy’ speaks to Journalism department
‘We need a resolution’
Reckoning with post-pandemic high school nostalgia
For transgender student-athletes, new policy is more than just rules and guidelines
TAMID club brings co-founder of Israeli startup