In this week’s email round up, the University shared news of Jamele Adams’s departure, commencement events and Sexual Awareness Month.
After a two-week break from meetings, the Student Union met before upcoming elections on April 7.
Three University alumni discussed the responses of the World Fund, the International Monetary Fund and the United Nations to the COVID-19 crisis
Student Accessibility Support updated academic accommodations at the start of the school year to include assignment extensions.
Zack-Williams spoke about the importance of anti-racist development in the wake of police brutality
The Brandeis Undergraduate Consulting Club presented reasons why it should be recognized as a club.
The University announced that community members will now need to present photo ID at on-campus testing sites.
Liebowitz publicly responded to a leaked letter he wrote to the Board of Trustees about his contract.
Prof. Susan Eisenberg and filmmaker Mallory Newman share their projects addressing in a multimedia presentation
Shapiro contributed $72 million to Brandeis over the course of 70 years
This semester's Midnight Buffet theme will be the Midday Getaway, a tropical-themed event.
Jaqueline Saper shared her complicated relationship with identity the her country of birth
Dr. Ruthchild discussed her scholarly work on historic Russian social justice movements.
The Justice spoke with Mary Fischer and Sabine von Mering to discuss what Brandeis can learn from Texas’s response to Winter Storm Uri.
Alongside panelists, Fauci highlighted pitfalls and victories of journalists in covering the pandemic.
Brandeis University class of 2026 undergraduate commencement
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Brandeis applications up 40%: Final faculty meeting of the academic year
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University honors graduate students in 2026 commencement ceremony