Thomas L. Friedman '75, the three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist, will teach a course here for one semester next academic year, University President Jehuda Reinharz announced at a reception in the Rapaporte Treasure Hall Friday.Although the specifics of the class have yet to be determined, Reinharz said it will likely be an economics course about globalization.
A proposal to extensively restructure the USEM program by allowing discipline-specific classes, instituting a standardized Intensive Writing Seminar (IWS) and decreasing class size is currently under review by the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, according to Dean of Arts and Sciences Adam Jaffe.The Undergraduate Curriculum-USEM Review Committee submitted the 12-page proposal for consideration by the UCC on Sept.
Dan Mauer '06 was inches away from scoring the first try of his Brandeis rugby career.Then he hit the ground, and everything went black for a few seconds.
The men's rugby club team's season-opening loss to the University of Hartford was the team's first-ever played on the newly-renovated Gordon Field, but it may be the team's last foray onto the new turf for a while.
The men's rugby club team's season-opening loss to the University of Hartford was the team's first-ever played on the newly-renovated Gordon Field, but it may be the team's last foray onto the new turf for a while.
The men's rugby club team's season-opening loss to the University of Hartford was the team's first-ever played on the newly-renovated Gordon Field, but it may be the team's last foray onto the new turf for a while.
The men's rugby club team's season-opening loss to the University of Hartford was the team's first-ever played on the newly-renovated Gordon Field, but it may be the team's last foray onto the new turf for a while.
The construction of a new building at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management is on schedule and the structure will be occupancy ready by the end of next summer, Assistant to the Heller Dean Jerry Boren said.The new Schneider Building, made possible by a $15 million gift from Irving Schneider and smaller donations from others, will provide approximately 34,000 square feet of space for classrooms, offices and other space, according to the Office of Capital Projects Web site.Boren said the Heller School's enrollment has grown dramatically in recent years and the new space will help accommodate that demand."We're looking forward with great anticipation to having better space," Boren said.
Margarita's is bursting with excitement, but it's just another Sunday night for Wade Kimborough '05.
Hip-hop artist Talib Kweli will perform at Student Events' fall concert, the organization's staff announced on the Rabb steps Monday morning.
Ed Sheeran concert cancelled following Nor’easter warnings
New CPT rules threaten the future of international students at Brandeis
Prominent research center at Brandeis faces closure after federal grant withdrawn
A new way to get around town: DeisBikes rolls forward
STEM vs. humanities: What’s the difference?