I expected many things of my final semester at Brandeis. I expected to be nervous about law school applications, excited to start the next chapter in my life and simply happy about spending my last semester having fun at the place where I have spent the last 3 1/2 years.
Correction: A new version of this story has been posted due to a factual error. The Justice regrets the error.Daniel Ortner '10 is allowed back on campus for the fall semester and is awaiting disciplinary action after allegedly assaulting an Aramark employee at the C-store last May.
CNN senior political analyst Bill Schneider '66 advised the graduating Class of 2008 to be politically aware and involved during his keynote address at the University's 57th commencement ceremony last Sunday.
A group of about 100 students marched through the icy rain last Wednesday on a path lined with 390 miniature American flags, each representing 10 American soldiers dead in Iraq, during a protest of the Iraq war on the fifth anniversary of its launch.
"Sheila's grandson just never came back! Don't let that program brainwash you," preached my grandmother affectionately upon hearing that I planned to travel to Israel on a Taglit birthright trip.
Brandeis University, like so many other colleges, offers a program known as work-study to help some students receiving fianancial aid pay not only tuition, but also personal expenses.
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