Two cars the University acquired in a partnership with Zipcar, a worldwide car-sharing service that allows people to rent cars at an hourly rate, are ready for use for any Brandeis student, faculty or staff member, Vice President of Campus Operations Mark Collins wrote in a campuswide e-mail last Friday. "Beginning Monday September 15, two self-service Zipcars-a Toyota Matrix and a Honda CR-V-are available for use 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
A hip-hop concert for social justice planned by Brandeis students and Centro Presente, a local organization for Latin American immigrants, was cancelled twice last May for reasons that remain unclear and has not been rescheduled, said Executive Director of Centro Presente Elena Letona.Students in Prof.
As one of four members of the second-place U.S. Olympic men's saber team, Tim Morehouse '00 became the first Brandeis alumnus to capture an Olympic medal.
Monday, May 12 wasn't one of Nelson Figueroa's '96 finest days as a member of the New York Mets. He surrendered six runs in five innings to the last-place Washington Nationals, leaving the mound to a chorus of boos from the sparse Shea Stadium crowd.
A hip-hop concert for social justice planned by Brandeis students and Centro Presente, a local organization for Latin American immigrants, was cancelled for reasons that remain unclear and under investigation by the Somerville police and by the city of Cambridge, Mass., said Prof.
As Lee Bloom '10 walked off the course at last Saturday's Jack Berry Massachusetts Institute of Technology Invitational, teammate Jeff Stein '08 was the first to greet him."What'd you shoot?" Stein said."Seventy," Bloom replied."Really, what'd you shoot?" Stein said, not believing Bloom's response.Bloom wasn't kidding.
When Tim Morehouse '00 arrived on the Brandeis campus in the fall of 1996, he did so as a lightly recruited fencer who didn't think he would continue after his college career.
Frigid temperatures and gusting winds did not provide optimal conditions for the golf team as it kicked off its spring season.
As a high school player, Drake Livada '10 was not sure he could play on the collegiate level until his sophomore year, when he hit fourth in the lineup, traditionally the spot reserved for the best power hitter, for a high school team that won the state championship in Maine.
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y.-All season long, the goal was clear. The men's basketball team expected to make the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament and continued to believe that even after the early-season injury to star forward Steve DeLuca '08.
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