Dean promoted to assistant provost
To meet the needs of a growing graduate student population, a student life administrator for undergraduates has been moved to graduate student life.
Jacob Kamaras
Articles
Halberstam's distant cousin a first-year
For one Brandeis student, David Halberstam's death meant more than a change in the University's commencement speaker.
Krisch urges campus to have meaningful dialogue
Jonathan Krisch '07, this year's senior class speaker, outlined his version of an effective template for dialogue in his student address at the 56th commencement ceremony Sunday.He was chosen to be the senior commencement speaker from a group of five finalists by a committee of students, faculty and staff.
Non-minority candidate to run for racial minority senator
Racial-minority leaders on campus said they are not concerned that one of the candidates running for Senator for Racial Minority Students isn't from a minority background.Jonathan Kane '10, currently the Senator for North Quad, applied to Brandeis as a caucasian student, but recently changed his status to American-Indian Alaskan Native in order to join the Student Union race for Senator for Racial Minority Students.
University to raise required grade point average for $5,000 achievement award
Students hoping to earn the tuition relief that comes with the Brandeis Achievement Award will now face slightly higher academic requirements, according to academic and financial administrators.
SOFTBALL: Coach ready for fresh start
As the women's softball team opens its season today against Emory University, it will do so with a new head coach for the first time in over three decades.
Sharing the wealth on offense, and cashing in with a tourney bid
Over the past few seasons, a lack of star power certainly wasn't a problem for the men's basketball team.
Pizza revolution
Brian Wartell '07 majors in biology and minors in environmental studies and chemistry, but when he works at Sherman Dining Hall, he seems more like a mad scientist.
Basketball rises to prominence under Sousa
As a varsity athlete for the softball and volleyball teams and a volleyball coach at Brandeis, Sheryl Sousa never made it to the NCAA tournament.
Innocence Project head to leave soon
Pamela Cytrynbaum, the founding director of the Justice Louis Brandeis Innocence Project, said she plans to step down from her position in June.The Innocence Project, a national organization with branches all over the country, investigates cases of possible wrongful conviction and aims to shed light on injustices in the criminal justice system.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis