UPDATEDCorrection appendedDavid Brooks, an op-ed columnist for The New York Times, will be the keynote speaker at Brandeis' 60th commencement Sunday, May 22, according to a campuswide e-mail from University President Frederick Lawrence.
Sophomore resident students will no longer be able to obtain parking permits from the Department of Public Safety to park on campus starting fall 2011, according to an April 29 campuswide e-mail from Director of Public Safety Ed Callahan.
A photo caption in the inauguration edition misspelled the photographer's surname. The photographer is Hilary Heyison, not Hilary Heisyon.
The University will lower its standard of proof for internal proceedings on sexual assault from a "clear and convincing standard" to a "preponderance of evidence standard," Senior Vice President for Communications and External Affairs Andrew Gully said in an interview with the Justice.
The Jewish establishment, "as an organized community [has] failed" to create a "type of liberal Zionism" among a younger generation of American Jews, said Peter Beinart, a journalist and author, in a lecture Sunday night in the Hassenfeld Conference Center.
There are no immediate plans to expand housing options at the University because the University would need a new parking structure in order to construct a new building, reported Senior Representative to the Board of Trustees Heddy Ben-Atar '11 and Junior Representative to the Board of Trustees Adam Hughes '12.
The Board of Trustees approved a new dual degree program on Thursday, according to Prof. Jon Chilingerian (Heller), the director of the new program, in an interview with the Justice.
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved a plan to renovate the Linsey Pool for $3 million on Thursday, said Senior Vice President for Administration Mark Collins in an April 1 interview with the Justice.
The Brandeis chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science held its second-annual diversity summit on Saturday, at which professors, Ph.D.
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved a plan yesterday to renovate the Linsey Pool for $3 million, Senior Vice President for Administration Mark Collins said today in an interview with the Justice.
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