Student activists rally for fossil fuel divestment at University
Brandeis students joined activists at institutions across the country for Fossil Fuel Divestment Day.
Board of Trustees approves Framework for the Future
The plan’s approval will jumpstart the University’s ‘‘strategic vision’’ for the future.
University further restricts travel due to coronavirus
Travel to Italy, Iran, South Korea and mainland China is now restricted in response to the coronavirus.
Documentary depicts Jewish experience in Argentina
After the screening, a panel discussed the Jewish diaspora in Latin America.
BEMCo brings “Stop the Bleed” kits to campus
Blood loss prevention kits were installed in six locations and BEMCo will train students to use them.
Video performance artist presents work
Laurel Nakadate showed her video projects and photos about dance and the human body.
Speaker discusses native students’ pipeline protest
Dr. Adrienne Keene discussed students’ connection to activism after protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline.
University names composition award after Brandeis alumnus
Musician and composer Henri Lazarof M.A. ’59 has been honored with an international composition award.
Plastic straws now by request only
Students must now request plastic straws, part of a larger campus sustainability effort.
Union to elect new senators
The Student Union prepared for its special election for Community and International Senator positions.
Students discuss University’s response to campus protests
Students expressed concern about the administration’s new protest policy and unequal treatment of protesters.
Water main repairs cause further damage
A control valve serving Pearlman Hall was damaged on Jan. 28 during repairs to a burst water main.
Union elects new senators, A-Board and Judiciary members
Twelve new officers joined the Student Union after Wednesday’s winter 2020 elections.
Sodexo will continue its contract with the University until June 2022
Let’s consciously uncouple the United States
Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg H’96
COVID-19 brings forth sustainability challenges for the University
The Waltham Public Library begins a project to collect residents’ experiences with COVID-19