On Wednesday, April 13, the Students for Tibet club brought speaker Bhuchung K. Tsering of the International Campaign for Tibet to speak to Brandeis students on Tibet-Chinese relations.
On Wednesday, April 6, the MLK and Friends club hosted a panel and discussion titled "The King and I." The panel explored the fight for justice told from the perspective of women who have made Martin Luther King Jr.'s "dream" their reality.
March 28 marked the last day that the International Center for Ethics, Justice, and Public Life held an open dialogue online through EthicsTalk.
Last Tuesday, Charles J. Ogletree, Jesse Climenko Professor of Law for the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice Professor, spoke to students and faculty on the subject of race and class in America at the Faculty Club.
Correction appendedThe Office of Academic Services will be hosting its first-ever Advising Week, beginning on March 28, to provide a way for first-years and sophomores to gain exposure to different academic departments.
This year, the Department of Academic Services will be offering two opportunities for research fellowships for undergraduate students.
The Office of Study Abroad announced on March 1 that it will offer a new program in Israel starting in spring 2012.The program is designed for students who are advanced in their Hebrew language studies and want an environment in which they will speak only Hebrew with their peers and in their studies.This program marks the second joint program between Brandeis and Middlebury College, the first being a joint summer program that started in 2008, called the Brandeis University-Middlebury School of Hebrew that took place at Middlebury's campus in Vermont, dedicated to the study of Hebrew language.Students who participate in the program will study in the city of Beer-Sheva at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
This past Saturday, mashup artists Super Mash Bros. played for students in the Levin Ballroom at a concert organized by Student Events.
This past Saturday, mashup artists Super Mash Bros. played for students in the Levin Ballroom at a concert organized by Student Events. Before the duo could play its encore, the concert was shut down by the Department of Public Safety.
Prof. Donald Shepard and research associate Yara Halasa, of the Heller School for Social Management and Policy published a study in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene on Feb.
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