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.
University names 2022 Gittler Prize winner
Carol Anderson is an award winning author and a prominent scholar of African American studies.
Russia launches a full scale attack on Ukraine on Feb. 24
In interviews with the Justice, University professors discussed the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Univ. student chosen for "Jeopardy!"
Ariella Weiss from the Justice spoke with Kornman over Zoom about his experience playing on "Jeopardy! National College Championship"; airing hours later that evening.
Waltham Group hosts “Sweetheart Drive”
The drive occurred at a crucial time with America experiencing a critical blood shortage.
Commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day
The University’s Hillel Rabbi emailed the Brandeis Community about the importance of remembering and honoring victims of the Holocaust.
Architect explores “post-concreteness”
Galen Pardee ’11 presented his research for the Richard Saivetz ’69 Annual Memorial Architectural Lecture Series.
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