Lavish film diverges from typical previous adaptions
As the fifth film adaptation of one of America's most beloved novels, Director Baz Luhrmann's newly-premiered film, The Great Gatsby, interprets F.
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A cappella comes together in song
"Look! Quick!" One of my friends pawed at my face to turn my head toward the door of Sherman Function Hall, where we were seated, waiting for Starving Artists' 14th-annual collective show, "A Cappella Fest," to begin.
Film chronicles professor's fight for social justice
In a very spirited gathering celebrating one of Brandeis' own, the 2013 documentary film ANITA: Speaking Truth to Power made its New England premiere last Wednesday evening in the Wasserman Cinematheque of the Sachar International Center.
Performance commemorates uprisings
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the uprisings in the Warsaw Ghetto, the University hosted a performance in the Rapaporte Treasure Hall this past Sunday.
Romantic comedy meets Pride and Prejudice meets Broadway is the best way to describe Tympanium Eupho
In a very spirited gathering celebrating one of Brandeis' own, the 2013 documentary film ANITA: Speaking Truth to Power made its New England premiere last Wednesday evening in the Wasserman Cinematheque of the Sachar International Center.
Play haunted by ghost of scorned Anne Boleyn
Having the greatest historical reach of the Senior Thesis Festival productions, Rebecca Miller's '13 Amaranthine challenged audiences as it explicated one of the most famed royal marriages in history-England's King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn.
Student writes scientific play
It is a rare thing for a musical production to successfully educate and entertain an audience simultaneously, but during the Senior Thesis Festival this week, Jessie Field's '13 creation Always, Rachel did just that.
Post-bac exhibit impresses viewers
As the academic year nears its end, Brandeis' Fine Arts department is working hard to provide opportunities to showcase the work of every student, from first-years to graduate students.
Interview Column
This week, JustArts spoke with Helena Raffel '14 and Bethany Greenbaum '16, the directors of Hillel Theater Group's production of Seussical. JustArts: How did you two first learn about Seussical? What compelled you to bring the production to Brandeis? Helena Raffel: Well, I was in Seussical when I was 12, so I feel like I've come full circle.
Fiddles tell music history
This past Sunday evening, the "Daniel Stepner Baroque Project" closed a weekend of musical exploration, instruction and appreciation at Brandeis.
Despite allegations of racism and misconduct, Carol Simon reinstated
A note from the editor regarding Carol Simon and BWBB
Predicting top five picks of the 2024 WNBA draft
Unearthing Hozier’s ‘Unheard’ gems
“They Haven’t Done Their Homework.”