Brandeis' Henry Thoreau
It's safe to say that Prof. Brian Donahue (AMST) is the only member of the University faculty who owns a llama.
Rachel Pfeffer
Articles
Peaking into the 1600s
One historical town my high school failed to visit was Plymouth: the spot where English Puritans escaping persecution landed after departing in 1620 in search of the "New World." The Pilgrims decided to stay in the area, which had recently been abandoned by the Wampanoag tribe following an epidemic, because of its reliable source of fresh water and the fact that the land had already been cleared by its former inhabitants.
Just days before Mother's Day, Mom is honored at Brandeis
The moment I woke up Tuesday, May 9, I groggily dialed my house and yelled "Happy Mother's Day!" to my mom.
Something's fishy with the JSA
I arrived at the Swig Lounge in the Intercultural Center as members of the Japanese Student Association were still trickling in.
Survivors of Holocaust share stories at memorial events
The experiences of those who survived the Holocaust were retold last week at two events commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Week.Longtime Brandeis trustee Jeanette Lerman '69 hosted a screening of her documentary The Upside of Anger on April 24.
Professor Fulton: emperor of the penguins
In addition to working on curing cancer with his wife Elaine, Chandler Fulton, professor emeritus, is writing a children's book about penguins and adaptation, titled Cool Penguins."I'm crazy about penguins," the professor confessed in his office, which can be found deep within the bowels of Kosow-Wolfson, the biochemistry building.
Fantasy club members tryin' 'to get some tail'
I arrived at Usdan Conference Room C at 6:59 p.m. I emerged two-and-a-half hours later, immensely muddled from the complicated game instructions and slightly queasy from the various food smells that had filled the room.
Whirlwind of changes leaves Hiatt understaffed
After an unusually high number of staff turnovers at Hiatt Career Center, there are currently only four counselors on staff for about 3,000 students.
Club members are bad(minton) to the bone
I arrived at Gosman a little before 10 p.m. in search of a shuttlecock. I knew that Badminton Club meets on Tuesdays and Thursday at this time, so I figured I could just waltz into the gym and be surrounded by badminton players.
Bling-bling: Jewelry club is off the heezy
A firm believer in all things do-it-youself, I was excited by the notion of a club that lets you make your own jewelry.
Brandeis Jewish Bund holds protest to go “All out for Palestine”
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
2025 Commencement speakers announced
President Levine on plans to improve the University