Prof. Eileen McNamara (AMST), a Pulitzer-Prize winning newspaper columnist and a part-time journalism professor here, has taken a buyout at the Boston Globe and will become a full-time professor at Brandeis next semester.
It is, at its core, a thoroughly American scene: A bewildered girl from the country, carrying little more than a suitcase and her dreams, walking wide-eyed through Manhattan.
Over 40 student-run clubs were notified last January that they were in danger of being dechartered or derecognized because their leaders failed to submit mandatory club renewal forms to the Student Union by the Feb.
This weekend, a new kind of art inhabited the space of the Rose Art Museum: living, breathing theater.
Students may be able to major in Environmental Studies beginning next fall, Ariel Strauss '07, the Union's representative to the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, reported at a Union Senate meeting last month.
A new study by the University's Steinhardt Social Research Institute found that the number of American Jews may be as much as 20 percent higher than experts previously thought.The Institute's study, "Reconsidering the Size and Characteristics of the American Jewish Population," questions the methodology of past Jewish-population studies.
Although the Free Play Theater Cooperative was denied a charter last semester due to a "duality of purpose" with existing clubs, the Student Union reversed its decision after the nascent group had a successful semester, distinguishing it from other theater groups on campus.FPTC artistic Director Josh Mervis '08 said Union senators requested that FPTC ask again for a charter allow the club to request money from the Finance Board.
Israeli women seeking to annul marriages are often at a disadvantage to their husbands, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, a women's-rights expert, said in her keynote address for the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute's "Day of Learning on Women, Gender Equality and Jewish Law in Israel" Tuesday at the Women's Study Research Center.As part of a project on gender, culture, religion and law, the day focused on the difficulty Jewish Israeli women face in obtaining divorces.
CORRECTION APPENDED (SEE BELOW)In an effort to provide healthful dining choices, Aramark and Brandeis have worked together to ensure that foods are now fried in oil that does not contain trans-fatty acids, and the company is trying to offer more foods that do not contain unhealthy oils.
Banged string instruments and stomped feet aren't exactly the typical classical fare from the Lydian String Quartet.
Over 180,000 people rally in Boston Common for March 28 "No Kings" protest
Brandeis Public Safety dispels circulating ICE vehicle rumors
A seat at the table: inside the ICC's "Be Curious Dinner"
Intramural Indoor Soccer
Professors discuss possibility of nuclear disarmament amid high political tensions