New STAR to appear on campus
A new peer counseling service started by Dan Ludevig '06 STAR (Student Talking About Relationships), will be offered tentatively starting next semester.
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Muslim students request adviser
Muslim Student Association (MSA) leaders said they are pushing for the administration to hire a chaplain or other mentor figure for the Muslim community on campus.
Over 30 clubs at risk of de-chartering
As of Sunday's Union Senate meeting, more than 30 clubs are in danger of being de-chartered because they have not turned in the necessary forms, including anti-hazing, signature verification and leadership transfer forms."A good portion of these clubs had leadership that graduated, and it seems that no one has stepped up to take any leadership role," said Union Secretary Ana Yoselin Bugallo '03 in response to why some of these clubs have outstanding forms.According to Bugallo, club leaders had the opportunity to complete these forms for the first week and a half this semester, in addition to the last three weeks of fall semester."We're locating the (officers) of these clubs," Executive Senator Kate Vogel '03 said.
Union Senate proposes karate umbrella system
In an attempt to save funding, the Union Senate is pushing for a consolidation of the 12 on-campus martial arts clubs into one umbrella organization.
One year after 'Men's Room,' some see little change
Approximately one year after last fall's "Men's Room" incident, many members of the Brandeis community say that no widespread action has been successfully taken to promote diversity.
Marathon funding allocates money to campus groups
Last week, club leaders participated in the Allocations Board Marathon to request funding for the spring semester.
Disease, warfare threaten Africa, says Congolese exile
Thirteen million children are infected with AIDS worldwide, and 95 percent of them are living in Africa.
GSIEF dean appointed to Bulgarian post
Peter Petri, dean of the Graduate School of International Economics and Finance (GSIEF), will be serving as an economic advisor to the Bulgarian government.
Usdan price changes upset some students
Prices of food in Usdan have increased since last year. Although the All Points meal plan increased by $50 in points from $1,250 last year to $1,300 this year, students say they are still displeased with the higher prices."I feel that the prices have almost doubled since last year and it's not right," Susan Chan '05 said.
Faculty discusses University rankings in the U.S. News and World Report, retention rates and confirmed microcredentials
Berlin Chapel is damaged in electrical fire sending students into action
Opinion: More than Morant
Brandeis announces five new microcredentials for spring semester
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