Team shows off young talent with three wins
The Judges are now 12–13 for the season and gaining momentum.
Hoops for Help allocates $10,000 to support six student-selected causes
Inspired by Hoops for Haiti, Hoops for Help is the annual faculty vs. students fundraising basketball game.
Judges fall to 9–13 after devastating defeat by WashU
The Judges were crushed by the WashU Saint Louis Bears this weekend.
Softball continues solid 15–0–1 season
The Judges swept all four games against New York University this weekend.
Team runs into the Amherst Invitational
The men place third and the women fifth in the Amherst Invitational this week.
Judges win one and lose five matches, four of them against Emory University
The baseball team loses to Emory University in four matches this weekend.
Tennis teams continue solid winning streaks
The men and women continue their five- and three-game winning streaks, respectively.
The 2019 outdoor season kicks off
The 2019 indoor season ends successfully as the outdoor season starts up.
TRON seeks to compete at national level after successful season
TRON is a fun-filled and competative activity for many students on campus.
Recap: UAA Indoor Championship
2019 indoor season has had many successes for both men’s and women’s teams.
Brandeis’ baseball team continues strong season
The Judges meet up with Tufts University Jumbos and Massachusetts Institute of Technology Beavers.
Tennis team returns after two devastating defeats by Middlebury and Colby
Judges crushed by Middlebury College and Colby this week.
LeBron is not the savior Lakers and their fans hoped for
LeBron James recently, signed by the Lakers, has not proved to be the key to victory the team hoped for.
Top five sport player nicknames
Many athletes in the world of professional sports have humorous nicknames.
Governor Charlie Baker shares updates to Massachusetts’ COVID-19 policies
Experts discuss Black Lives Matter movement in Biden era
Carol Fierke begins work as University's new provost
Brandeis students can play a role in the fight for Uyghurs’ rights in Northwest China
‘To some people, you’ll be Cinderella. To others, Marie Antoinette’