Student body elects new members to join Student Union
University students voted to fill 10 open positions in the Senate, the Allocations Board and the Judiciary.
Documentary addresses abortion clinic policies
Brandeis Pro-Choice and Brandeis Democrats discussed reproductive rights after watching the film “Trapped.”
University friend leaves $8.4 million to scholarship funds
The late Dr. Seymour S. Bluestone gave $8.4 million to suport Univ. sustainability and transitional year programs.
Liebowitz talks on Univ. future
University President Ron Liebowitz led an open meeting to share strategic thoughts on the University's future.
Liebowitz supports Middlebury colleague
Liebowitz supported Ithaca College President Shirley Collado amidst a sexual assault allegation.
Students attend Women’s March in Cambridge
Students told the Justice why they went out to attend the second annual Boston/ Cambridge Women’s March.
University installs solar panels on library roof
As part of the University’s ongoing renewable energy plan, solar panels were added to the library’s renovated roofs.
Students awarded funds for a greener campus
The Brandeis Sustainability Fund awarded grants to student groups to implement green projects on campus.
Berg appointed to direct Sexual Assault Services
Sarah Berg discusses her appointment as director of Sexual Assault Services and Prevention.
Career Center hosts week to help seniors plan for post-graduation
Hiatt Director Jon Schlesinger discussed events that will help students prepare for life after graduation.
Student Union candidates prepare for spring election
Student Union election candidates told the Justice why they're running and why students should vote for them.
Midyear orientation welcomes new students
Student leaders and staff welcomed midyear and transfer students to the University with Midyear Orientation.
Student leaders proclaim a ‘Love that Hate Can’t Stop’
Student scholars and community performers came together for celebration and reflection on MLK Jr. day.
Community discusses campus safety in forum
A student safety forum discussed the armed robbery and public safety incidents that occurred last year.
Univ. expands ombuds service
The University's Ombuds Office now includes faculty, staff and alumni in their services to the community.
Commuters request return of lounge space
Commuter students wrote a letter to administrators following partial restriction of commuter lounge hours.
Over 180,000 people rally in Boston Common for March 28 "No Kings" protest
Brandeis Public Safety dispels circulating ICE vehicle rumors
A seat at the table: inside the ICC's "Be Curious Dinner"
Professors discuss possibility of nuclear disarmament amid high political tensions
“Who Owns the News?”: Former Washington Post editors warn that billionaire owners are eroding media integrity