Dean Baquet on the media's role in shaping polarization
On Tuesday, the Brandeis Journalism Department hosted former New York Times Executive Editor and Pulitzer Prize recipient Dean Baquet.
Faculty debates University reorganization plan
The faculty discussed the University’s potential reorganization plan and voted on possible amendments to it during their March 7 meeting.
Library Union rallies, negotiations continue
The Brandeis Library Union rallied on Wednesday as they continue contract negotiations with the University.
President Levine responds to concerns
President Levine addresses the housing crisis, police brutality, ICE threats, the Jewish Bund, job crisis, DEI cuts and plans for Brandeis’s future.
Brandeis threatened by federal budget cuts
Proposed budget cuts by the federal government could impact vital scientific research across Brandeis science departments.
Brandeis hosts Susan Church “Know Your Rights” presentation
The Chief Operating Officer for the Office for Refugees and Immigrants shared information and resources related to immigrant and refugee rights with the Brandeis community.
Waltham School Committee approves new graduation requirements
After MCAS was removed as a statewide graduation requirement, changes to competency determination were approved by the Waltham School Committee.
Jewish Deis Bund holds vigil in Shapiro Campus Center for lives lost
Students and community members gathered to express their sentiments regarding the lives lost from military confrontations in Gaza and Lebanon.
“We can’t sit this one out”: Prof. Sabine von Mering reflects on December arrest
Hassenfeld-Sherman Fire
“Iron Lung” Review: Blood, Voices and More Blood
“Heated Rivalry” goes to the Olympics in real life
The use of AI at Brandeis: trends, ethics and the future of teaching and learning