Culture and Controversy
Prof. Natana DeLong-Bas (NEJS) is a recent victim of a journalistic gaffe that could be either an honest mistake or outright slander.
Bernard Herman
Articles
The urbane playground
With its epic essence preserved in its Georgian architecture and its relevance ensured by its early and recent residents' contributions to society, Cambridge is one of America's most storied cities.
The Blowfish blow-up
In the Village's cushy TV lounge, 20 students-12 men and eight women-gather for a Blowfish meeting.
The all night ramble
The WBRS Waltham studio, on the third floor of the Shapiro Campus Center, has all the spaciousness of a freshman dorm closet.
Reporting for duty
When the topic of military service is brought up at Brandeis, many students probably think of Israel's army before the United States' armed forces cross their minds.
Once he went Brandeis, Jose Ojeda never went back
Some Brandeis alumni miss the school and come back to visit. But Jose Ojeda '04, a Faculty Club employee and manager of the Expressway convenience store, loves it so much, he came back here to work."There are several reasons I've chosen to stay around here," Ojeda says about chosing to work at Brandeis while also working for the state of Massachusetts.
Ticket troubles
Commuter student Michelle Pilloff '06 jokes that she is single-handedly financing Brandeis University with her parking tickets.
Getting bang for the Brandeis buck
At a recent retreat held for Brandeis students, faculty and staff, Prof. Irving Epstein (CHEM) was asked to name the one thing he would change about Brandeis.
A priest walks into a nonsectarian Jewish-endorsed university...
The Rev. Walter Cuenin, new Catholic chaplain at Brandeis, speaks spiritedly of cities and people.
Coming to America
When asked which services she was going to attend, Belgium native Stephanie Maneles '09 said that she received funny looks when she told other students that she was going to "Jewish services." Unaware when she first arrived at Brandeis that there are a number of different Jewish movements, Maneles says she learned a lot about this country by attending this school.
Brandeis Jewish Bund holds protest to go “All out for Palestine”
"Captain America: Brave New World" and the politics of power in 2025
The Boston Red Sox’s Home Opening Day overview
Ed Sheeran: one night in Ipswich
Waltham residents protest the Trump Administration