Students protest lack of available housing during presidential address
Univ. President Ron Liebowitz presented a reflection on Brandeis' history and future goals in honor of the University's 75th anniversary in the face of a protest.
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PAD Pilot Program to go unfunded by University
The free period product initiative's organizers created a petition to draw attention to administration's lack of willingness to fund their popular program.
Politics event contemplates the U.S. justice system
The Legal Studies Department hosted a discussion with Michael Waldman, a constitutional lawyer and writer.
Martin Baron defends objectivity as the ultimate standard for journalism
Martin Baron, former executive editor of The Washington Post, The Boston Globe and the Miami Herald, is Brandeis’ 2023 Richman Distinguished Fellow in Public Life.
Students speculate on staff shortages across campus
Brandeis administration responded to questions regarding reports of understaffing.
PAD and Student Union install free period product dispensers in select residence halls
The Justice spoke with PAD and Student Union leaders about their latest endeavor to provide complimentary, campus-wide pads and tampons.
Amherst's Gabriel Arboleda argues against the notion of sustainable development
During the Nov. 18 lecture, Prof. Arboleda encouraged students to consider the counterproductive implications of modern sustainability initiatives in urban design.
Brandeis Administration provides updates following Nov. 19 bus accident
The Justice has compiled a summary of the updates Brandeis Administration has provided to the community over the last two weeks.
Finding togetherness in dissonance: New group aims to create community for neurodivergent students
“When you’re younger, you don’t really notice you’re that different,” Hannan Canavan ’25, student leader of Deisvergent, said. “The adults did, because they could see you from the outside, but your peers, they really didn’t. Then, as you get older, there starts to become this barrier, this invisible wall. Others begin to progress and understand things that you don’t. That’s a very isolating experience.”
Massachusetts Attorney General visits campus, discusses how to protect our democracy
Brandeis Theater Brings "Our Town" to Life
License Limbo: Expired Elevator Certifications on Campus
Challenges in European Union Refugee Burden-Sharing
Portals into the Past: Brandeis Alumni Art Gallery opens