The Brandeis University Mock Trial Association held its first invitational tournament this weekend, attracting participants from Harvard, Yale, the United States Coast Guard Academy, the University of Hartford and elsewhere.The group decided to host the invitational to gain more recognition in the Mock Trial world, BUMTA Vice President Jon Krisch '07 said.
American Jewish leaders spoke about how different Jewish movements can use their individual strengths to contribute to the Jewish community as a whole during a panel discussion Sunday.
Barbara Streisand: The name itself speaks volumes, conjuring up different images to everyone who knows the name.
Many on the Brandeis campus are unaware that a massive bell, a piece of the University's history, sits unassumingly on the Castle overlook.
Surveillance fills our lives, leaving humans collage pieces on a tableau. That topic, and its increasing relevance, were at the center of a gallery talk Saturday at the Rose Art Museum led by Michael Rush, the museum's director and the curator of the exhibit "Balance and Power: Performance and Surveillance in Video Art." Rush began by explaining that the exhibit, which runs until Dec.
Call it self-indulgence, experimentation or an act of defiance: Prof. Joshua Gordon (MUS) turned the typical conception of the string quartet on its head Saturday, hosting Brandeis' first classical concert of the year, "Cellotopia," in the Slosberg Recital Hall.
Celeste Holm, Margaret O'Brien, S. Epatha Merkerson, Jesse L. Martin-with such stars studding the Red Carpet Awards Ceremony, a climactic finish to the third annual SunDeis Film Festival was all but expected Sunday night.Thirteen awards were presented to 30 nominated films.
In a somewhat familiar but twisted romp through Sherwood Forest, the Brandeis Official Reader's Guild's production of The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood was far from perfect-but simply added to its charm.
Starving Artists jazzed up their spring concert Friday in Slosberg Recital Hall by supplementing their musical routine with a comedy group: The Dartmouth Dog Day Players.
Fans of the Adagio dance troupe packed The Levin Ballroom to see a spectacular revue of an amazing array of dance styles Saturday.
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