Union Senate elections to be held Sept. 19
Elections for Grad, Ziv, Ridgewood, Massell, Rosenthal, North, East, Off-Campus, and Castle, Class of 2006 and Transitional Year Program Senators will be held on Sept.
Matthew Bettinger
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Senate briefing
The Union Senate met for the first time this semester, last night in Usdan. Student CommunicationsThe September 11th Planning Committee presented a proposed schedule of events for the day and requested $600 from the Senate.
Students take first look at Shapiro Campus Center
Finished in aged copper and beige stone, the new Shapiro Campus Center opened this month, becoming a part of campus life with the arrival of the first group of students last week.
Work begins on new residence hall for upperclass students
Rock blasting at a site between Slosberg Music Center and Epstein began in July to make way for the new student residence hall.
Brandeis welcomes class of '06
University President Jehuda Reinharz welcomed Brandeis's Class of 2006 Sunday at the annual Orientation ceremony in Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
Unlucky students remain waiting for housing
Nearly 200 juniors and seniors remain on the housing wait list for next year. Though juniors and seniors are not guaranteed places in residence halls, in recent years every student who remained on the list has been accommodated.
Islamic Awareness Week educates and inspires
Islamic Awareness Week began at Brandeis last Tuesday with a lesson in coexistence and concluded with a lesson in Islamic culture.On Wednesday, Professor Kanan Makiya (NEJS) spoke in the Usdan Student Center about Muslim/Jewish relations on the Dome of the Rock.
Student body elects union senators, allocations board members
Except for the inadvertent omission of a candidate's name, last week's elections were carried out without issue.
First-years should listen and not talk
I often think I would enjoy my classes so much more if my first-year classmates would stop talking so much.
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