Chabad House, Hillel resume in-person Purim events after a two year hiatus
The Brandeis Jewish community celebrated the holiday Purim from March 16-17.
Brandeis skaters make strides towards the Olympics
Sami Winawer ’23 and Evan Israel ’24 attempt to make synchronized skating history while on the first American team of a new division.
Brandeis hosts ‘Arboreal Humanities’ event
The event looked specifically at art and literature that focuses on environmental activism.
Rally, sit-in held on campus in support of dining workers: ‘We want Brandeis to listen to our voice, that’s it’
On March 11, students organized a sit-in and a rally supporting University dining workers.
Students participate in ‘Unity Week Against the War’
The events were hosted by the Russian Studies department and the Russian Club.
Marriage Pact launches at Brandeis University
The BETA club brought Marriage Pact to the University and over a third of Brandeis students have gotten involved.
Gina McCarthy: the Bostonian putting humanity into climate change
McCarthy, "the White House Climate Czar," spoke to the Brandeis community during a March 8 webinar.
The Justice interviews President Liebowitz about Russia-Ukraine War
“My heart goes out to our Russian and Ukrainian students and our faculty members,” Liebowitz said.
Univ. professors discuss the Russia-Ukraine war
The History department organized a panel discussing the Russia-Ukraine war on Thursday, a week after the war began.
Yale professor speaks on origins of Russia-Ukraine war
Yale professor Timothy Snyder presented his insights about the Russian invasion at a virtual event on March 2.
COVID-19 cases surge pre-break
Many students tested positive or were quarantined, but the outbreak seems to have been contained.
Five dining vendors compete for Univ. bid
Professors discussed the political details and debates behind how foreign workers are treated in the Gulf.
The decline of eight-time race winner Daniel Ricciardo
Brandeis has been home to some influential individuals in the world of sports