The Rose Art Museum simply cannot stay out of the newspaper. First, it got press because it was going to be closed, then again because it wasn't going to be closed and recently because it appointed a new director.
I have often felt that both the student body and the administration devalue the importance of learning a foreign language at Brandeis.
I can't count the number of people who have told me how much they want Jon Stewart to come to Brandeis and deliver our commencement address. Yes, I think Jon Stewart is awesome and funny, but what exactly would he say at graduation that would be so riveting?
As a Politics major, I sometimes get the sense that every one of my classmates wants to go to law school.
On March 20, 21 and 28, seniors at Brandeis will have the chance to participate in the third and final part of the Wabash National Study of Liberal Arts.
It's apparently the new trend in higher education to build satellite campuses in non-Western countries around the world.
As I sat down last week to begin writing this article in the Mandel Center for the Humanities, I noticed a car illegally parked across the street.
When I first visited Brandeis and learned of its top-notch Near Eastern and Judaic Studies department, I expected the school to also have a large offering of courses in other various world religions.
A recent report by the Obama administration provides an enlightening and carefully thought-out approach to designing affirmative action policy with the purpose of fostering diversity in higher education. Utilizing legal precedent from the Supreme Court, the report suggests using race itself as a last resort in admissions decisions while at the same time recognizing that creating a diverse student body involves more than ethnicity. Although the report does not fully acknowledge the social benefits of affirmative action, the policies it recommends move affirmative action closer to an ideal social purpose of leveling the college admissions playing field for disadvantaged but hardworking students, regardless of ethnicity. The awareness that diversity comes in multiple forms is probably the most important component of Obama's report.
It's within reason to say that, besides classwork and finals, Brandeis students are most stressed right around the time of course registration.
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