Student Events requests funds directly from tuition
Student Events submitted a letter to Senior Vice President of Students and Enrollment Jean Eddy on Monday, Oct.
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Brandeis hosts Mock Trial event
Last weekend the campus was filled with aspiring lawyers and witnesses for Brandeis' second annual Mock Trial Invitational, which brought together 26 teams from several Universities.
Renovation for midyear dorm unlikely for next fall
Each fall for the last four years, the University has renovated a first-year dorm for the midyear class that arrives in January.
Peace worker inspires students
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Betty Williams spoke about her life as a "peace worker" in Northern Ireland and the need for social reform in the United States in front of about 150 attendees of the Student Peace Alliance National Conference in the Hassenfeld Conference Center last Saturday.Williams, who is from Belfast, Ireland, won the Nobel Prize in 1977 for her work organizing marches to protest violence in Northern Ireland after witnessing the death of three children as a result of the conflict between Protestants and Catholics in the region.
GPS units stolen
Three cars were found in the Charles River Lot last Wednesday with smashed side windows and Global Positioning System units, among other items, stolen from inside.Two of the students whose cars were damaged said Tuesday that GPS units had been stolen, one of whom had an iPod stolen as well, according to Director of Public Safety Ed Callahan.
No ceremony on campus for Sept. 11
While some students were disappointed that there was no official commemorative ceremony on campus last week marking the sixth anniversary of Sept.
Gravity will publish online
Gravity Magazine, a campus humor publication, has announced plans to develop a Web magazine this semester rather than publish in hard copy.
Birth control prices rise on campuses
Brandeis students will not be directly affected by the recently raised price of prescription birth control at campus health centers this fall, a University nurse said.
Renovations on campus completed over summer
Students returning to campus last week have found a cleaner pond in Massell Quad, as well as a renovated Chapels Field.The pond was dredged to remove sediment buildup and a new fountain was installed in University-funded repairs, according to a Student Union press release last Tuesday.
Professors receive teaching awards
Recipients of this year's teaching awards were honored at last month's faculty meeting with monetary prizes and words of praise from senior administrators.Profs.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis