Musicians' performance elicits range of emotions
For those who view classical music as predictable, generic and unrelatable for the general audience to appreciate, and even for those accustomed to listening to Mozart and Beethoven, cellist Prof.
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Immigrant author returns to Brandeis
Every year, Brandeis designates a book for the first-years to read over the summer prior to matriculation so that the students can engage themselves in a book forum during orientation.
Giraffes balance silly with skill
On Saturday, May 8, a medley of superheroes filled the Golding Auditorium. Although their superhero powers were questionable, the members of Rather Be Giraffes most definitely proved themselves not only as respectable singers but also as exquisite entertainers with lots of pep and quirks.
Social change in the classroom
It was a sunny yet windy Tuesday afternoon on April 20. While many students walked outside to enjoy the beautiful weather, two girls and a staff member were busily trying to get people's attention behind a table with flyers outside the Shapiro Campus Center.
Mochila bids musical farewell to founder
Introduced by the program pamphlet for the Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts as "Brandeis's favorite student band," Mochila indeed exceeded expectations with its unique compositions, "unique, compelling fusion of Arabic, jazz, reggaeton, and more" and magical harmonies on May 2.
Culture X pushes the limit
By the time I arrived at the Levin Ballroom, the seats were completely packed with people excitedly chattering about "Brandeis' biggest annual campuswide cultural event," as Culture X's coordinators describe it.
Faculty discusses University rankings in the U.S. News and World Report, retention rates and confirmed microcredentials
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Brandeis announces five new microcredentials for spring semester
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