Leeza Barstein
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University announces campus changes in response to COVID-19
The University announced changes to the spring 2021 calendar, dining hall entry procedures and medical underload policies.
Student Union holds first Senate meeting of the semester
The Student Union met over Zoom for the semester’s introductory meeting.
Newly elected Student Union members share plans at debate
Members discussed plans for resolving conflicts within the Union and promoting sustainability on campus.
A day in the life of students in quarantine and isolation
Students shared their experiences with food services, communication with administration and loneliness while in quarantine
Heller School graduate discusses bail funds, problems with U.S. cash bail system
Brandy Henry spoke with the Justice about the injustices that the bail system presents, especially to Black people and people of color, and how bail funds help combat these injustices.
Student Union candidates present platforms, debate in preparation for the upcoming election
Candidates discussed how to support Black and marginalized communities, as well as plans to promote sustainability and community building.
Virtual Sankofa Community Conference discusses racial justice
The Heller School hosted a two-day event discussing racism and how it intersects with COVID-19, disability rights, education and restorative justice.
University organizes virtual mini Commencement ceremonies to honor graduating students
To celebrate the class of 2020, University departments have organized several days of online mini celebrations.
Parents of Brandeis students donate thousands of masks to local Massachusetts hospitals
As mask shortages became more prevalent in the United States, parents of Brandeis students donated protective equipment to students flying home and local Massachusetts hospitals.
Cheerleading may be coming soon as an Olympic sport
Police Log 10-20-20
Views on the news: Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation hearing
Editorial: The Justice endorses former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. for President of the United States
Student Support Services Program receives $1.7 million grant