University questions Cholmondeley’s past interview practices
Students have come forward about inappropriate interviews they underwent when applying for positions at Chum’s.
Lydia Emmanouilidou
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Internship courses raise controversy
In 2013, the legality of unpaid internships came under heavy scrutiny. However, colleges and universities such as Brandeis continue to promote and profit from unpaid internships by requiring that students take courses in order to receive credit for their internships. As February approaches, many students are starting to think about summer internship applications.
Greek life postpones recruiting
Greek organizations have decided to postpone their official recruitment events-otherwise known as "rush"- until the second week of September this semester in order to meet and collectively design policies aimed at ensuring safety at all future rush events, according to Greek Awareness Council president Avi Feldan '14. The decision to postpone rush was made in April at the traditional Greek-wide end-of-semester meeting intended for Greek organization officials to set dates and rules for the upcoming semester.
Gabe Goodman makes his mark on music scene
When he was a baby, Gabe Goodman's crying could only be silenced by the sound of his father playing the guitar.
Annual security report gives insight into sexual assault cases at Brandeis
Manchester City found guilty of 114 of 115 charges
Brandeis begins presidential search
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” Is Not Worth 20 Years at Sea
Students for Environmental Action unveils new Brandeis Food Forest in grand opening