Sabrina Loui ’25 shows her grit on and off the court
The Justice sat down with one of the women’s tennis team’s key players and leaders, both on and off the court.
Jury Duty 4/2/2024: Bells Burdenski ’26
“Jury Duty” is a weekly column that spotlights different Brandeis student-athletes.
Women’s March Madness Recap
A recap of some signature moments in the first rounds of women’s March Madness, as well as a preview of intriguing future matchups to come.
Maggie Shealy M’25: a true Brandeis national champion
The first-year master’s student has had unparalleled success this season, and The Justice sat down with Shealy to take a closer look at her national championship win and her journey leading up to it.
Lawsuit questions transgender student-athletes
Current and former student-athletes sued the National Collegiate Athletic Association on the grounds of gender discrimination.
Everything that happened at the Australian Grand Prix
All of the drama and upsets on and off the race track in Melbourne, and an overview of an exciting race.
Jury Duty 3/26/2024: Hana Bean ’27
“Jury Duty” is a weekly column that spotlights different Brandeis student-athletes.
This week’s Brandeis Judges of the Week
Haley Nash ’24 of the softball team and Jake Freed M’24 of the baseball team are this week’s Brandeis athletes of the week.
March Madness men’s tournament overview
The men’s tournament is in full swing and the highs and lows and upsets can be seen in an overall overview here.
Shealy, Dienstag and Escueta see success at NCAAs
Maggie Shealy M’25 of the women’s fencing team, Sam Dienstag ’24 of the men’s swim and dive team and Tony Escueta ’25 of the men’s fencing team represented Brandeis at their respective National Collegiate Athletic Association championships.
Justice sports: a history
The first issue of The Justice with a sports section came out in 1949, but what has the legacy of sports at The Justice looked like over the last 75 years?
NFL offseason trades
The offseason is a time of lots of activity and bustle in the National Football League as fans and players eagerly await the new roster of their favorite team.
Brandeis Fencing team members qualify for NCAA championships
Three members of the Brandeis fencing teams are going to compete at the NCAA national fencing championships in late March.
Men’s tennis’ first win
Exposing the true mental strengths of Brandeis Men's Tennis and their path to redemption for the rest of their season.
Jury Duty 3/12/2024: Eddie Zanor M'25
“Jury Duty” is a weekly column that spotlights different Brandeis student-athletes.
Aedan Using ’24 selected as UAA DPOY
Aedan Using ’24 was selected as the 2024 University Athletic Association Men’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Year, read more about his accomplishments here.
March Madness overview
A review of past winners of the highly anticipated collegiate basketball tournaments from both the prospective men’s and women’s teams.
Discontinued Sports at Brandeis University
During Brandeis University’s 75 year history, there have been several varsity sports that have been discontinued, including football, golf, sailing, wrestling and lacrosse.
LeBron James makes history, breaks record
The power forward, in his second decade in the National Basketball Association, has cemented his mark in the league.
Students from universities across the Boston area rally to protect academic freedom and civil rights
Nico Harrison fired
League of Legends Championship Final
COMPACT holds fourth annual Community Engagement Pathways Panel
A New Molecular Approach to Prostate Cancer Treatment