Major administrators, dept. heads leave Univ
Over a dozen administrators and department heads have left or planned to leave the University over the course of the academic year
Over a dozen administrators and department heads have left or planned to leave the University over the course of the academic year
The newest Brandeis dining vendor is highly anticipated, but with an air of caution.
The Brandeis Jewish community celebrated the holiday Purim from March 16-17.
Ariella Weiss from the Justice spoke with Kornman over Zoom about his experience playing on "Jeopardy! National College Championship"; airing hours later that evening.
On Sept. 22, 2021, chemistry and biochemistry students and professors received an email with the subject line “IMPORTANT! Do NOT consume water from the faucets in Edison-Lecks” from Meghan Hennelly, a Chemistry department administrator and manager of space and buildings for the division of Science at the University. Sent via a listserv titled “chemall-group,” those on the email blast were some of the first students to receive official word about lead levels in various buildings around campus.
The Justice speaks with PARC’s Community Engagement Group student facilitators
The Justice spoke with Hill about her new book, "Believing: Our Thirty Year Journey to End Gender Violence."
The University outlined its policies on COVID-19 testing and mask wearing.
University professors share thoughts on issues surrounding Supreme Court justices.
A workshop on the migration of caste and a keynote address by award-winning journalist and producer, Jose Antonio Vargas, highlight contemporary issues related to diversity, migration and immigration.
The decline of eight-time race winner Daniel Ricciardo
Brandeis has been home to some influential individuals in the world of sports