Drilling on campus isn't absurd
The current economic climate has taken its toll on businesses and families alike, and many among us have become all too familiar with the general atmosphere of saving rather than spending.
Aaron Fried
Articles
Brandeis Students for Justice in Palestine protest contradicted University ideals
As a first-year student, one of the things I noticed as soon as I came to campus was the heated debate on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that constantly seems to rage.
Rutgers errs in overpaying Snooki
Recently, Rutgers University took a good deal of flak for paying Toni Morrison $30,000 to speak at its commencement ceremony, as such speakers are traditionally paid with only an honorary degree.
Don't avoid activism; support League's cause
Every Brandeis student, at some point in his or her time here, has been on a meal plan, and I would imagine that most of you have noticed the myriad of problems involved with them.
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Preserve free speech rights in all situations
A few months ago, members of the hate group known as the Westboro Baptist Church came here to protest our community's acceptance of homosexuals and Jews.
Paws for Justice: meet Brandeis’ new comfort dog bringing smiles to campus
President Levine addresses how students will be affected by The Brandeis Plan in coming months
Brandeis holds groundbreaking ceremony for new residence halls
Watercolors of Winslow: new Glance into the Waters of the Past
What really is a microcredential?