‘Succession’ actor Eric Bogosian speaks on living in world of fantasy
The actor, playwright, author, and historian discussed his lengthy and varied career.
Pro-Palestine protest garners national media attention
The protest sparked a counter-protest, and tension between both groups were high.
Boston experiences the coldest weather in decades
Brandeis students played in the cold and dealt with the impacts of the freezing temperatures.
Record-high enrollment leads to concerns of overcrowding in first-year housing
The Justice attempts to gain clarity regarding over-enrollment rumors.
Heller School Opioid Research Collaborative collects drug supply data
The goal of the project is to create better informed public health and safety policies.
New female-identifying-only weight room hour at Gosman
Following the lead of other universities, Brandeis attempts to create a safe and relaxed atmosphere for the female-identifying population.
Union releases election results, hosts town hall
The Student Union’s varying branches explained each of their responsibilities at the town hall and released election results from their recent elections.
Class of 2026 midyear students adjust to campus life
Midyear students reflect on their transition to Brandeis thus far, and discuss hardships, successes, and the ways they’ve felt supported.
The Office of Study Abroad hosts I Love Study Abroad Week
The week of programming included educational events to learn about the myriad of options around the world.
Artist Becky Behar gives talk for photo exhibition, 'Interlaced'
Behar's photos emulate themes of motherhood, domesticity, and transience.
Brandeis Leftist Union protests U.S. Marine recruiters
The BLU protested for three hours as U.S. Marines attempted to recruit Brandeis students.
Rent prices burden Waltham community, drive out many residents
As more students seek off-campus housing, costs of living rise, and ultimately produce gaps in affordability that the community is unable to meet.
Boston/Cambridge Shuttle to resume in February
The shuttle, which was paused in the wake of the November accident, is slated to return with improvements and safety precautions.
Upper Usdan and future of dining as seen by Student Union
Over the break, Upper Usdan received a "facelift," allowing students to customize their meals and order in person for the first time since before the pandemic.
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