Study space will be increased during finals
The Campus Life Committee has decided to increase the amount of study space available to students during finals starting Dec.
Liz Posner
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Ideas on ending homelessness discussed
Three representatives of the National Coalition for the Homeless, including two former homeless individuals, spoke about their experiences with homelessness and their ideas on how homelessness can be eradicated at the "Faces of Homelessness" panel Nov.
Student Union Management System nears completion
The Student Union issued a press release Nov. 9 to announce that it has entered the final stages in the development of the Student Union Management System, a new software program that will help student organizations better manage their finances.
Brandeis considers updates to dorms
The Office of Capital Projects is currently researching potential plans to renovate several units of the Charles River Apartments in order to expand student housing options.
Senate Log
Student Union President Andy Hogan '11 introduced Rick Sawyer, dean of Student Life. Sawyer spoke about recent projects in Student Life.
Sullivan suit in discovery phase
An age-discrimination case submitted by former Brandeis women's softball coach Mary Sullivan against the University is in the discovery phase, during which legal teams from both sides exchange despositions and documents, according to Sullivan's attorney Harold Litchen.
Several Brandeis clubs in violation of Massachusetts law
The Student Union and Department of Student Activities require all student organizations to sign an Anti-Hazing Policy form, as dictated by Massachusetts law.
Outsourcing option considered for Library and Technology Services
Library and Technology Service's recent strategic plan for 2010 to 2014, a review of the costs and values of the various services offered by LTS, mentions further outsourcing as a way to reduce costs, although members of the LTS senior management team have since said that this possibility is unlikely.
MCAD approves Sullivan lawsuit
The Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination recently approved an age-discrimination case submitted in 2006 by former Brandeis women's softball coach Mary Sullivan against the University.
New Brandeis stamp unveiled
A United States Postal Service stamp commemorating Justice Louis D. Brandeis was revealed by Boston Postmaster James J.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent