Articles

University will divest from Sudan

by Alexandra Perloe | 05/02/2006

The University has pledged to keep its direct investments out of companies "complicit with Sudan's genocidal policies," according to a statement unanimously endorsed by the executive committee of the school's board of trustees at its April 10 meeting.None of the University endowment is directly invested in such companies now, said John Hose, executive assistant to the president, and the University will now hire an outside firm to ensure that this remains the case."When dealing with an issue of this magnitude-and genocide so clearly rises to an exceptional case-it warrants action," Hose said.

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Ridgewoodstock: Amazing bands livened up the barbeque and beer at the annual event

by Alexandra Perloe | 04/11/2006

They don't have a name yet, but they do have a sound. Tentatively billing themselves The Totally Awesome Super Sexy Funk Groove Project, the funk-rock group was an explosion of beats, grooves and smooth, smooth soul as its crowd bounced on its toes Sunday afternoon at Ridgewoodstock."We have arrived," said lead singer and guitarist Wes Chisholm '08 at the start of the band's debut performance.

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Zeroing in on 'Deis faculty

by Alexandra Perloe | 03/07/2006

Prof. Gordie Fellman (SOC) said he is almost flattered to be included on a published list of dangerous college professors.

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Zeroing in on 'Deis faculty

by Alexandra Perloe | 02/14/2006

Prof. Gordie Fellman (SOC) said he is almost flattered to be included on a published list of dangerous college professors.

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Student hit near campus entrance

by Alexandra Perloe | 01/24/2006

A student walking across the main entrance to campus was not seriously injured Wednesday afternoon after being struck by a car leaving Brandeis.

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Newly chartered club plans Sudan activism

by Alexandra Perloe | 09/06/2005

The Brandeis chapter of Students Taking Action Now: Darfur (STAND) was chartered at last night's Union Senate meeting, culminating a summer of planning to support aid efforts in Darfur.

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Evaluation jitters

by Alexandra Perloe | 08/30/2005

"I want to have her babies," wrote one student of a professor in a recent course evaluation. Amusing?

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Intercultural Center stresses integration

by Alexandra Perloe | 12/07/2004

It can be hard to fit 14 clubs under one umbrella: If an effective system is not in place, some are bound to be stuck in the rain.

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Leaders who unite the ICC

by Alexandra Perloe | 12/07/2004

The students at the head of the programming board play an integral role in coordinating the goals of the Intercultural Center.

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Harmony... but not quite

by Alexandra Perloe | 10/19/2004

The three religious chapels at Brandeis were built in a triangle so that no building's shadow would intrude on another's.

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