On Thursday night, friends and family crowded into Levin Ballroom for Adagio Dance Company's "Dancefest 2013: It's Your Turn." Adagio, which is run by students, is Brandeis' largest dance group and open to all who wish to participate.
On Saturday night, the South Asian Students' Association held the annual MELA show in the packed Levin ballroom.
On Thursday night, Hold Thy Peace, Brandeis' Shakespeare theater group, premiered their production of Hamlet to a small but enthusiastic audience in the Shapiro Campus Center theater.
On Sept. 10, U.S. News & World Report released its 2014 Best College Rankings. Brandeis is now ranked number 32 in its national university rankings, moving up one spot from last year. Brandeis is just under Boston College, number 31, and shares the number 32 ranking with The College of William and Mary, New York University and the University of Rochester. The U.S.
The Brandeis International Business School is making its mark in the undergraudate community this semester.
This past July, the Center for Youth and Communities at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management received a grant for $2.5 million from the Walmart Foundation.
John Unsworth, vice provost for library and technology services and chief information officer, is joining the National Council on the Humanities this year.
Ibrahim Sundiata, the Samuel and Augusta Spector Professor of History, is retiring after over a decade at Brandeis.
This past Thursday, the recipients of the 2013 Jacob Heskel Gabbay Award in Biotechnology and Medicine were announced.
Within the next few weeks, the student body will vote on whether or not the Brandeis Academic Debate and Speech Society will become a secured club. There are three classifications of student clubs and organizations: recognized, chartered and secured.
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