University welcomes the Class of 2025 at Convocation
President Ron Liebowitz, along with other University leaders, addressed new students at the ceremony.
Hannah Taylor
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The Class of 2021 graduates in the University’s first online commencement ceremony
President Ron Liebowitz, keynote speaker Bryan Stevenson and student speakers addressed the graduating class.
Psychology department releases Diversity, Equity & Inclusion survey
The Psychology department released a DEI survey and announced plans to review the results this summer.
Chief Diversity Officer Brimhall-Vargas accepts new position at Fenway Health and will be leaving the University in the summer
Brimhall-Vargas announced he will be departing from the University to take on the role of Executive Vice President for Racial Equity and Social Justice at Fenway Health.
Author Benjamin Talton discusses American and African relations
Talton expressed a longing to return to the “radical politics” of the 1980s.
Speakers discuss the pandemic's impact in Ghana
Prof. Joseph Assan (Heller), Tawiah Agyarko-Kwarteng and Rose Dodd spoke about the impact of the pandemic on certain African industries and communities.
Sociologist Alfred Zack-Williams discusses anti-racist development
Zack-Williams spoke about the importance of anti-racist development in the wake of police brutality
Author discusses her experiences living through 1979 Iranian Revolution
Jaqueline Saper shared her complicated relationship with identity the her country of birth
Economist Simon Maxwell discusses climate compatible development
Maxwell stressed the importance of transformation and “the losers” in relation to positive development.
Professor explores environmental importance of virtual gatherings post-pandemic
Prof. Astrid Eichhorn spoke about the role of virtual meetings in cutting emissions.
Deval Patrick H’17 stresses to Class of 2022: 'You are enough'
Founding Brandeis family refreshes student lounge
Marta Kauffman '79 H'20 reminisces on her time at Brandeis during [Re]Commencement
Brandeis students and faculty engage in Roe v. Wade activism
New inductees to Phi Beta Kappa