Race and accessibility on a college campus
The Justice examined the barriers that students of color face related to physical and mental disabilities.
Jen Crystal
Editor in Chief
Articles
Joe Biden wins 2020 presidential election
Four days after Election Day, the Associated Press announced that Joe Biden will be the 46th President of the United States.
Markey wins Senate position
Ed Markey won the seat against Kevin O'Connor with 66.4% of the vote.
Biden leading
The Justice will continue to update election results throughout the week.
University creates the Campus Accessibility Committee
This committee will serve as a forum for accessibility related concerns.
Student Union holds a Meet the Candidates Event for the Fall 2020 Special Candidates Election on Oct. 19
The Union shared the results for the election in an Oct. 23 email to community members.
Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion creates a ‘white affinity space’ as one of its first steps in its racialized education programming
Soon to follow will be a BIPOC affinity space, in the hopes of eventually creating cross-racial dialogues about systemic racism.
Brandeis community members met on June 2 to discuss systemic racism
Following George Floyd’s murder, over 700 members of the community met in support of Black Lives Matter.
Students and faculty met to create action plans to address racism
Brandeis community members examined higher education’s role and responsibility in protesting and addressing racial and anti-Black violence
Students share their experiences with accessibility on campus
Following several interviews with students with disabilities, the Justice uncovered ways in which the University has struggled to support these students.
Marvel misses the mark with Kang the Conqueror: A review of ‘Ant-man and the Wasp: Quatumania’
Gazing ‘Beyond the Light’: A review on the MET’s Danish exhibition
Brandeis counseling, we need better help
Letter to the Editor: SafeBae CDC
Martin Baron defends objectivity as the ultimate standard for journalism