Financial Services launches new platform
Student Financial Services recently launched a new platform aimed at financial literacy.
Scholar discusses how NASA should care for future Mars astronauts
Mark J. Shelhamer, Sc.D. spoke at a psychology colloqiuim on human health in the mission to Mars.
Poets share Jewish life anthologies
Lenea Newman and Joy Ladin shared readings from their career works and spoke about their writing processes.
Scholar debates philosophy of proposed prison abolition
Visiting scholar Tommie Shelby of Harvard University spoke about the arguments for and against prison abolition.
Athlete alums receive Hall of Fame recognition
Five alumni and the 1988 to 1989 men’s tennis team were inducted to the Joseph M. Linsey Athletic Hall of Fame.
Grad start-up goes to competition
Wafaa Arbash M.A. ’17 and Jennie Kelly M.A. ’17 will compete in HUBweek's Beantown Throwdown.
Dialogues encourage students to step out of workplace comfort zone
The Dialogues kicked off the start of the year with a workshop focused on navigating the workplace.
Open forum addresses reactions to current events and disasters
A panel of faculty and administrators held an open forum for students to respond to national tragedies.
Task Force on Free Expression share draft with the community
The Presidential Task Force on Free Expression welcomed community members to an open forum.
University calendars display student info
University Gmail calendars containing sensitive and personal student information were insecure and exposed.
Comic author reflects on procrastination
Jorge Cham, author of “Piled Higher and Deeper,” spoke to graduate students about his comic and new book.
Scholars discuss issues surrounding historical statues and monuments
University professors and guest scholar Grace Hale spoke about the protests of confederate statues.
German Consul and Prof reflect on elections
Prof. Lucy Goodhart (POL) and German Consul General Ralf Horlemann held a debate on electoral democracy.
Student Union re-instates OSRA
The Office of Student Rights and Advocacy opened to students for conflict resolution peer guidance.
Alumna artist presents career’s works at WSRC
Sachiko Akiyama ’00 spoke about her solo gallery on display on campus at the Kniznick Gallery.
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