Former Brandeis employee wins discrimination lawsuit
The jury awarded the plaintiff $2.46 million in a lawsuit against Brandeis.
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Articles
Plans for Shapiro Campus Center renovations displace SSIS and 6TALK
Essential peer support organizations explain the inconvenience associated with relocations due to the new SCC enhancement plan.
Clubs located in SCC asked to move amid enhancement project
Unsecured clubs have been asked to move out of their spaces following recently-announced reimagination plans for the SCC.
Brandeis’ not-so-secret buried treasure is a research lab
A look at the history of the Ashton Graybiel Spatial Orientation Lab and how it has changed over the years.
Department of Community Living assigns housing selection numbers
The Justice helps clarify the complicated and often fraught housing selection process.
Teach For America hosts climate webinar on Climate Change
Climate activist Sophia Kianni spoke on how young people can work to prevent climate change.
Union senator resigns
The Justice compiled a timeline of events leading to the resignation of the senator.
Boston experiences the coldest weather in decades
Brandeis students played in the cold and dealt with the impacts of the freezing temperatures.
Brandeis Administration provides updates following Nov. 19 bus accident
The Justice has compiled a summary of the updates Brandeis Administration has provided to the community over the last two weeks.
Brandeis students allegedly drugged at frat parties
The Justice spoke to various fraternities at Brandeis to hear more about the operational reforms they’ve initiated since the incidents.
Graduate research assistants publicize unionization decision
The shutdown of Channel 781 and what it means for political literacy in Waltham
Incumbent McCarthy bests challenger Paz by 9% in Waltham preliminary elections
Maybe it’s not so bad to have some “Brandesian” pride
A look into presidential candidates' polling performances