Improving the public health and the political system at the same time? Tara Cook-Littman '97 is doing her best. Cook-Littman, a New York City prosecutor-turned-health counselor-turned-food policy advocate is a director of a grassroots organization called GMO Free CT, CT referring to the state of Connecticut.
A company with both a profitable business model and social impact? Heller School for Social Policy and Management alumna Brenna Nan Schneider MA '11 is showing that this enviable combination is possible with her start-up 99Degrees Custom, and in late October she won the prestigious MassChallenge competition to help move it along.99Degrees Custom is a manufacturing company that offers clients built-to-order custom apparel made in Lawrence, Mass.
Brandeis has a vibrant religious life and Jewish community, with a number of on-campus Jewish organizations.
How does caffeine give us energy? Why do we sneeze? What causes a brain freeze when we eat cold food too fast?
Imagine having cars that don't rely on gasoline and plugging them in to charge, just like cell phones and laptops.
Massachusetts Attorney General visits campus, discusses how to protect our democracy
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