Dr. Nathan Cohen ’77 explores the ethics of his patented invisibility cloak
In a Jan. 20 interview with The Justice, the Brandeis alumnus and CEO of Fractal Antenna discusses the real-life implications of the cloak.
In a Jan. 20 interview with The Justice, the Brandeis alumnus and CEO of Fractal Antenna discusses the real-life implications of the cloak.
Last year’s housing selection process was rife with controversy. Is the Brandeis administration prepared for this year?
Massachusetts law prohibits public employees from going on strike. Now, the NTA is restarting conversations about whether it is time to change the law.
124 students worked to help the organizations overcome obstacles during the 48-hour “hackathon.”
Eric Moyal ’17, M.A. ’18, M.S. ’22 creates nonprofit Project Insulin with the goal to create long-term endowment to subsidize insulin.
In Hollis, New Hampshire, Haley presents herself as a third option for voters disenchanted by Trump and Biden.
Author Curtis Chin talks about his memoir “Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant,” based on his experience as an Asian American and queer boy growing up in Detroit, Michigan.
Brandeis faculty held two meetings to continue to address the University’s derecognition of SJP and the arrests of students at the Nov. 10 protest.
Following a complete renovation of the Village B/C gym, a team of undergraduate students have secured over $120,000 to completely redo the weight room.
The decision to convert a multipurpose room into a cycling room upset multiple dance clubs who rely on the rooms for their floor and acoustics.
The Justice acquired case reports by various Brandeis police officers from the pro-Palestine demonstration.
The former mental institution has a controversial history, sparking discourse over the city’s renovation plans.
The day will consist of 14 unique lectures relating to Brandeis’ charged atmosphere regarding the war.
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