Professor Hindley to Leave University
Professor cites his department’s shift to more conservative values and concerns about free speech as reasons for leaving after 52 years of teaching.
Tweets spark heated debate
Daniel Mael ’15 published Khadijah Lynch's ’16 controversial tweets in an online article.
Student Union Vice President resigns position
Sofia Mühlmann ’16 cited personal reasons for resigning after one semester of service.
Online campaign spreads positivity
Brandeis students, alumni and staff posted positive messages and experiences on Facebook.
Lynch resigns from UDR position after social media backlash
Following a swarm of social media attention for comments she made on Twitter, Khadijah Lynch ’16 has resigned from her position as an undergraduate departmental representative for the African and Afro-American Studies department, according to a statement from the department on the University’s website today.
Maggie Balch leaves University
Associate Dean of Student Life Maggie Balch has left the University after more than 11 years of service. According to Dean of Students Jamele Adams in an email to the Justice, no announcement from the University will be made or is forthcoming, “[i]n her own style and at her request.” Prior to her service as Dean of Student Life, Balch served as the Assistant Dean of Student Life and the Director of Residence Life.
EDITORIAL: Stand by protesters of racial violence
In recent weeks, Brandeis students have raised their voices along with countless others across the country in protest of the police killings of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, and the subsequent lack of grand jury indictment for each of their killers, who were both police officers.
Students protest recent Grand Jury decisions
As part of a national movement, students staged a “Die-In” on the Rabb steps last Monday.
Giumette retires from dean post
Dean of Financial Services Peter Giumette accepted an early retirement package after his job was eliminated.
Reporting policy under assessment
A policy is in the works to provide a path for faculty to become confidential sources in cases of sexual misconduct.
"Quickies" features one-act sketches
Many artistically-minded students choose Brandeis for its breadth of theater opportunities, performances and productions.
Boris’ Kitchen and outside groups perform in annual festival
The lights went up on a restaurant scene. Using overly exaggerated, hilarious facial expressions, Yael Platt ’17 asked Michelle Wexler ’15, the annoyed hostess, if she could have a table for one.
Teams combine for five wins as meeting hosts
Saberist Adam Mandel ’15 went 11-1 at the Brandeis Invitational, including a 3-0 record versus Yale University.
Wordplay
During his senior year, Jesse Appell ’12 was awarded a Fulbright fellowship, that sent him to China to study Chinese comedy.
B.SASV releases progress report on University policies
The report provides grades for progress in University sexual assault policies and protocol.
Policy requires faculty reports
Faculty will now be mandated to report incidences of sexual assault or harassment.
Students gather to mourn for victims
Hillel and the Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus held a vigil for the victims of a recent attack.
EDITORIAL: Review university report card
Last Thursday, Brandeis Students Against Sexual Violence released a progress report, grading the University on 11 aspects of its response to recent activism and conversation about sexual assault on campus.
Housing selection process under review, will not change
The Department of Community Living sent out a survey to the student body on Thursday, Nov. 13, asking if it would support a change in the housing selection system.
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"
Re/Chic: Threading together clothing and community
Hidden Gems