Activist speaks on history of Indigenous people
One of the many events in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day was Chadra Pittman’s presentation.
Pulitzer Prize writer speaks about her academic and professional experiences
Margo Jefferson ’68 answered questions about her time at Brandeis as well as her journalism career.
Riskified founder and CTO, Assaf Feldman, shared insight into the Israeli startup ecosystem.
TAMID club brings co-founder of Israeli startup
Riskified founder and CTO, Assaf Feldman, shared insight into the Israeli startup ecosystem.
Washington Post ‘TikTok guy’ speaks to Journalism department
Jorgenson shared his experience working for the Post and provided advice for journalism students.
Student-led group fosters healing through activism
The Justice speaks with PARC’s Community Engagement Group student facilitators
Torrey Peters speaks about new book, ‘Detransition, Baby’
Peters spoke about her new book in a discussion held by the Creative Writing Department.
Prof. believes there needs to be change in humanities studies
Scholar discussed future for students studying humanities.
Student Union announces special election results
The Student Union announced the results of the second round of elections and welcomed the new senators at the Oct. 3 meeting.
University supports Jewish students on high holidays
Brandeis, unlike many neighboring schools, gives days off for the Jewish holidays, providing students the opportunity to celebrate in a traditional manner.
Anita Hill speaks about new book 'Believing'
The Justice spoke with Hill about her new book, "Believing: Our Thirty Year Journey to End Gender Violence."
Students take part in global climate protest
Climate activists at Brandeis retold their experience protesting at climate strike.
Horses aren’t real: A philosophical argument
The Reality of reality TV
Unnecessary obstacles: Cumbersome club regulations