Leading abortion journalists on the abortion news landscape
Brandeis Journalism department hosted Josh Prager and Margaret Talbot to discuss the culture of abortion journalism and more.
Harvest Table says dining workers cannot use vacation hours until July
The company recently agreed to give workers two extra paid days off to use during Thanksgiving break, but has not agreed to let workers’ use their accrued vacation time before this summer.
I Am Global Week celebrates diversity and cultural exchange at Brandeis
The week-long series of events included cultural shows, foreign-language dinners, and a “Global Bazaar.”
Are the starship robots taking away valuable student employment opportunities?
Harvest Table and Student Financial Services respond to concerns regarding student employment opportunities.
Brandeis Administration provides updates following Nov. 19 bus accident
The Justice has compiled a summary of the updates Brandeis Administration has provided to the community over the last two weeks.
Brandeis community gathers in aftermath of Saturday’s bus accident
Brandeis religious organizations hosted multiple events for students and other Brandeis community members in the wake of Saturday’s tragic shuttle crash.
Resources available in the wake of Saturday’s tragedy
Below is a list of resources available to students, faculty, and staff at Brandeis for anyone who needs support at this time.
Tragic accident shakes Brandeis community
A Boston/Cambridge shuttle crashed on Saturday night, resulting in one fatality and leaving dozens wounded.
The implications of the most recent Israeli elections
Brandeis hosted a panel that focused on the events leading up to the Israeli elections and the potential aftermath of the results.
Brandeis students allegedly drugged at frat parties
The Justice spoke to various fraternities at Brandeis to hear more about the operational reforms they’ve initiated since the incidents.
Marriage Pact returns to Brandeis
After a highly publicized run in March 2022, the matchmaking service has returned to campus for a second round of romance facilitation.
Sexual assault cases under investigation on Waltham’s Riverwalk
Two women, one of them a teenage girl, came to the police with allegations, but it is unclear if the attacks were committed by the same person.
MIT prof. speaks about 1968 Chicago protests and their aftermath
Dr. Heather Hendershot visited Brandeis to discuss her new book, which details the protests and how they affected the public’s view of the media.
Brandeis hosts second Climate Action Dinner
The Nov. 1 dinner featured discussions on environmental justice challenges specific to Massachusetts.
Graduate research assistants publicize unionization decision
The shutdown of Channel 781 and what it means for political literacy in Waltham
Incumbent McCarthy bests challenger Paz by 9% in Waltham preliminary elections
Maybe it’s not so bad to have some “Brandesian” pride
A look into presidential candidates' polling performances