University collects over $1 million in donations
The University collected donations as a part of its annual "Giving DEISday" on Tuesday, Nov. 30.
Leah Breakstone
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Boston Globe Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative team visits Brandeis
The team spoke to students about the steps of their investigation process and their use of digital journalism.
Deis Affirmations: satirical posts made for your IG feed
The popular Instagram account @afffirmations, which currently has over 839,000 followers, took social media by storm in January of 2021. The account posts satirical self-affirmations, which they advertise as “global self hypnosis.” Parody accounts of this style became popular soon after the creation of the affirmations page, including Brandeis’ own affirmations account — @Deisaffirmations.
Study abroad: more places you’ll go!
According to the Brandeis Office of Study Abroad, 19 Brandeis students studied abroad this summer, 60 Brandeis students are studying in 19 countries this fall and by this spring, more than 100 Brandeis students are expected to study abroad.
Study abroad: oh, the places you’ll go!
According to the Brandeis Office of Study Abroad, 19 Brandeis students studied abroad this summer, 60 Brandeis students are studying in 19 countries this fall and by this spring, more than 100 Brandeis students are expected to study abroad.
University works to reduce impact on climate change
An email sent by Pres. Liebowitz highlights the University’s goals in regards to sustainable investing.
Washington Post ‘TikTok guy’ speaks to Journalism department
Jorgenson shared his experience working for the Post and provided advice for journalism students.
University supports Jewish students on high holidays
Brandeis, unlike many neighboring schools, gives days off for the Jewish holidays, providing students the opportunity to celebrate in a traditional manner.
Dorm disasters spark criticisms from students
A multitude of issues that have arisen within the last month involving students’ safety, health and well-being in the dorms have suggested a campus-wide problem with regards to communication and efficiency between students and various Brandeis departments that deal with residential life, suggesting an inattentive resolve to quell these issues. In most instances, students we spoke to were left frustrated and resorted to taking matters into their own hands.
Class of 2025 greeted with an in-person orientation
Missed out on orientation? Here’s a recap of this year’s in-person events.
A profile of the class of 2030: trends and statistics from new first-year students
Brandeis breakfast: less options, less happiness
Immigration judges discuss executive power and due process in Trump era
Summer Movies Worth a Ticket
Staff members call for improved contracts at Labor Day protest