The State poised to break through
Among the talented ranks of student performers on campus, sits the largely unrecognized lead singer and guitarist of The State, Aron Glennon '04.
Rachel Resnick
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Bentley Gets Punked
With the current abundance of bands in the punk genre vying for recognition, ranging from the more radio friendly pop-punk of Blink 182 to the angst-ridden emo-punk of Taking Back Sunday, it can sometimes be difficult for a band to stand out from the masses.
Chaplains sponsor talk on 'The Passion'
Garnering more than $200 million in its opening week, Mel Gibson's film about the death of Jesus, The Passion of the Christ, has profited enormously from its controversial buzz.
BBSO ends history month with fashion and friends
After a month of celebration, Thursday night's closing ceremony marked the end of Black History Month.
Bullock gets the Pot
The normally reserved streets of Cambridge came alive on Feb. 12, as Harvard celebrated its annual "Hasty Pudding's Woman of the Year" award with a boisterous parade.
Half-time surprises with skin, not talent
In what was one of the worst halftime shows in Super Bowl history, CBS incited controversy over the indecent exposure of Janet Jackson's breast.
Chris Evans talks about scores and more
just Arts recently had an opportunity to sit down with actor Chris Evans (Not Another Teen Movie), when he returned home to Boston to discuss his new movie, The Perfect Score.
Woods brings laughs to 'Winter Week'
Kangaroos, curly hair and away messages were just a few of the random assortment of subjects touched upon by the comedians who performed Friday night at the Shapiro Campus Center.
Deis-a-Thon dances all night for a good cause
At 2 a.m. on Friday night, after all the parties were broken up and night clubs closed their doors, the Deis-a-thon was still going strongly.
Jason Mraz opens up to justArts
JustArts sat down with Jason Mraz in Gosman's varsity weight room last Thursday night before he performed at Brandeis with the Roots.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis