Turkey shatters student window in East Quad
On Thursday afternoon, a turkey flew into Tiffany Mei '16 and Kayla Newby's '16 dormitory window in Hassenfeld-Krivof in East Quad.
Marissa Ditkowsky
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Small fire in Ziv Quad leaves students stranded
When the fire alarm went off in Ziv 129 last Tuesday at about 4:15 a.m., Anna Bessendorf's '15 first thought was, "Oh, it's probably something electrical.
Board approves policy changes
Correction appended. Last Thursday, the University announced in a BrandeisNOW press release that the Board of Trustees unanimously approved several changes to its executive compensation policies at its Jan.
Escort services adopts online booking system
Correction appended. This semester, the BranVan is beginning a new online reservation system, according to a Sunday email announcement from Student Union President Ricky Rosen '14.
University starts search for Collins' replacement
The University is currently in the process of finding a replacement for Senior Vice President for Administration Mark Collins, who left Brandeis at the end of the 2013 calendar year.
Trustees to scrutinize executive compensation
Senior Vice President for Communications Ellen de Graffenreid confirmed in an email to the Justice that the Board of Trustees is considering making changes to its compensation policies following a controversy that arose after a report revealed President Emeritus Jehuda Reinharz's fiscal year 2011 compensation.
Sizer leaves University after 22-year career
Senior Vice President and General Counsel Judith Sizer will be stepping down at the end of this month after almost 22 years at the University to join the education practice at Rose, Chinitz & Rose, a Boston law firm.
American Studies program ceases affiliation with American Studies Association
* Correction appended. The American Studies program
LTS installs 55-inch touch table for Farber Mezzanine
Last Wednesday, Library and Technology Services finished installing an Ideum Pro Lab Touchscreen Table in the Farber Library Mezzanine.
University to address deficit
As a part of efforts to reduce the University's $6.5 million deficit, as announced at the last faculty meeting on Nov.
Washington Post ‘TikTok guy’ speaks to Journalism department
‘We need a resolution’
Reckoning with post-pandemic high school nostalgia
For transgender student-athletes, new policy is more than just rules and guidelines
TAMID club brings co-founder of Israeli startup