Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Adam Jaffe and Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Marty Krauss made remarks at the May 19 faculty meeting, reflecting on their respective careers at the University by highlighting successes they each saw and by emphasizing the importance of continuing to progress.
Andrew Wakefield, the man at the center of the vaccine/autism debate, spoke about his side of the issue at the Rapaporte Treasure Hall on Wednesday, April 13 at an event sponsored by the Age of Autism, the daily web newsletter that deals with autism-related issues.
One of the more divisive issues facing Americans today is the death penalty. It's a touchy subject and one that causes most people to form strong opinions.
About 40 percent of American parents of young children have refused one or more vaccinations for their child, according to Prof.
The Brandeis Experimental High-energy physics group contributed to the ATLAS experiment's latest findings regarding a quark-gluon plasma which support certain theories about the earliest stages of the universe, according to Prof.
Professor Seyyed Hossein Nasr, a world-renowned scholar on Islamic science, religion and philosophy and a current professor at George Washington University, was awarded Brandeis' second Joseph B.
A study released Sept. 28 by the National Research Council, a nonprofit institution to which many schools around the country belong, ranked Brandeis' doctorate programs in the life sciences, English literature, American history and mathematics at the top of their lists.
The Brandeis Real Food Coalition is still working to make the campus use exclusively cage-free eggs in all areas of campus food preparation and serving.
For the past week, the Brandeis Real Food Coalition, an alliance of around 30 students who advocate using more organic and local foods, has been circulating a petition around campus suggesting that University Dining Services use only cage-free eggs, In addition to the Real Food Coalition's petition, the Student Union issued a survey polling students' opinions on switching to only cage-free eggs.
Anna Badkhen, a freelance war reporter and author, came to campus last Wednesday for a book signing for her new novel, Peace Meals, which stresses the importance food holds in every culture.
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