Following a swarm of social media attention for comments she made on Twitter, Khadijah Lynch ’16 has resigned from her position as an undergraduate departmental representative for the African and Afro-American Studies department, according to a statement from the department on the University’s website today.
As part of a national movement, students staged a “Die-In” on the Rabb steps last Monday.
Student Union President Sneha Walia ’15 began the weekly Senate meeting by saying that she will be working on compiling notes and responses from the Student Union Round Table last Wednesday, which she will confirm with the administrators who were present, and send to the student body in a newsletter.
Brandeis Students Against Sexual Violence organized a march in support of Columbia student Emma Sulkowicz.
Right now at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, viewers can see one of the most comprehensive exhibitions to date of the works of Spanish painter Francisco Goya.
Prof. Dan Perlman (BIOL), associate provost for innovation and education, will be directing the center.
At the Rose Art Museum’s annual opening reception on Thursday, the unveiling of the museum’s newest attraction?a newly commissioned outdoor installation called the “Light of Reason”?was delayed by a group of student protesters.
To wrap up the summer and usher in the fall, the City of Boston, in collaboration with the State Street Corporation, produced the eleventh annual Boston Arts Festival?more simply known as “ähts.” The festival took over at the Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, near Boston’s North End, on Saturday, Aug.
As the new year of classes starts up, Brandeis students are already planning ways to wind down, starting with a stellar lineup for the annual Fall Concert Series.
Amid what some experts are calling epidemic levels of opioid abuse in New England, researchers at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management have joined forces with several state governors to search for a solution.
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