Brandeis Emergency Medical Core (BEMCo) placed fifth overall in a skills competition in a contest of most of the attending members of the 10th annual conference of the National Emergency Medical Services Foundation (NCEMSF). In addition, Matt Harris '03 and Christopher DeRienzo '03 were awarded the Voumacher award for Student Speakers, after presenting a 50 minute presentation on BEMCo and facets of an emergency quick response system this weekend.
Union Advocate Josh Sugarman '05 filed to extend the deadline for completing the constitutionally-mandated financial review of the Student Activities Fee.
Two of about 30 Brandeis students who joined hundreds of thousands of people in New York City Saturday to protest the possible war against Iraq were arrested.
While many Brandeis students have been presented with an opportunity to either sign a petition against a possible war with Iraq or to attend many protests against it, not many are aware of a small group of students on campus attempting to start a pro-United States club which would support America no matter what President George Bush decides to do.
Becky Fromer '05 won the Senator at Large Election defeating Mitchel Balsam '04. Fromer received 360 out of 765 votes.
According to Union Communications Director Marci Surkes '03 and Union Treasurer Josh Brandfon '05, at least $2,400 of Union funds that were unaccounted for during a check of bank records may have been taken by a former Union Treasurer who no longer attends the University.
Only a few weeks remain before the organizers of the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness conference (NSCAHH) decide whether or not to accept Brandeis' bid to host.
According to Student Union Treasurer Josh Brandfon '05, last semester's audit of Union finances has been completed.
Beginning this semester, the Java City caf, located on the first floor of the Shapiro Campus Center, is accepting points and WhoCash as a result of the Barnes and Noble company asking Aramark to assume management.
Friday, BTV's constitutional amendment to become a Secured Allocation Fund (SAF) organization passed by 503 to 83, exceeding the Union Charter's requirement of a two-thirds majority.
BEMCo in the basement: supervisors speak on recent policy changes
“New Year, no genocide”: Brandeis Jewish Bund hosts first vigil this year
Will Art Survive? The Kennedy Center and Smithsonian under Trump
Brandeis receives overall F in college free speech
The Brandeis Jewish Bund holds first event of the academic year, grows interest from students in-person and online