Giving Tuesday proves successful with goal setting donors
Over 1,000 gifts from alumni and friends helped the University surpass its goal for the annual philanthropic event.
Alumna and Syrian refugee speaks about experience and immigration
Lina Hussein MS ’16 was able to escape the Syrian crisis when she was admitted to the Heller School.
Visiting profs debate clean energy initiatives
Kerry Emanuel and Christoph Stefes discussed the differing views of clean energy between Germany and the U.S..
President Ronald Liebowitz reports on the Board of Trustees meeting
President Liebowitz sent a summary of the 3 day meeting, in which the board reviewed reports and updates.
American legislator talks about career and pursuit of social justice
American legislator Chris Lu was interviewed by Heller School for Social Policy and Management Dean David Weil.
Univ. police press administration for contract response
ACOPS Local 20 sent an email to President Liebowitz asking for a response on their contract negotiation.
Finance administrators meet with community in forum
Administrators met with the community for a forum on University finance reports and expectations.
Faculty retirement plan goes into effect
President Liebowitz announced the new faculty retirement plan in his Trustees meeting summary report.
Students rally for divestment
Brandeis Climate Justice organized the rally on the day President Liebowitz met with the Board of Trustees.
Visiting scholar looks at the collapse of the Bronze Age civilizations
Eric H. Cline spoke about the societal lessons to learn from the collapse of Bronze age polities.
Rabbi highlights disability theory and symbolism in Rabbinic literature
Rabbi Julia Watts Belser sought to break down barriers with her analysis of disability and gender in Judaic studies.
Provost notes tax bill reform will affect graduate students
Provost Lisa Lynch sent an email to the community regarding student concerns about the federal tax reform.
Prof. encourages science students to educate public
Prof. James Haber (BIOL) spoke to science students about educating the public and influencing policymakers.
Community celebrates diversity and culture
Students and staff brought together the annual Global Bazaar with presentations, fun activities and visiting vendors.
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