Graduate students shine in Brandeis Theater Company's 'Three Sisters'
Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov is a stirring play about endless grief, the hazy terrors of an unknown future, the solidarity among sisters and the pitfalls of love.
Sujin Shin
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Paul Loeb urges citizens to "get the ball rolling
Paul Loeb is the swarthy and energetic author of several highly acclaimed books, like Soul of a Citizen and The Impossible Will Take A Little While, that detail stories about the power of a normal citizen and the significance of proactive habits.
Sounding off on both tradition and innovation
Prof. Eric Chasalow (MUS), highly acclaimed composer and Irving G. Fine Professor of Music, is a musician famous for combining the traditional sounds of physical instruments, such as piano and horns, with the more intangible and imaginative reverbs of electronic sounds.
New documentary sheds light on Anderson
She was a captivating siren of the Civil Rights movement, a songstress of great renown and talent.
Labour' no chore to watch
Though not one of Shakespeare's better-known plays, Love's Labour's Lost is a story still filled with the Bard's classic themes: mistaken identity, wily and strong-willed women and love gone slightly awry.
Science mixes with art
Most of the time, opposites in our world don't complement each other. Fire and water, oil and vinegar, hippies and conservatives.
Korean music traditions fuse with modern at Pacific Rim fest
Brandeis is hosting a unique opportunity for students and faculty alike to enjoy a special m
Drag Show gains momentum
As I sat in the Levin Ballroom waiting for the Drag Show to start, I didn't know what to expect. Was it going to be some sort of drag fashion show?
Graceful choreography enhances 'Coppélia'
The enjoyment of the ballet Copp
Ariadne' is an offbeat operatic delight
I had been to the Shubert Theater once before to see the Boston Lyric Opera's production of Carmen.
The 2025 Kentucky Derby sees sovereignty make history
Boston Celtics move on to the second round of playoffs
Letter to the Editor — Mateo Levin
Letter to the Editor — Matthew Pfeffer
Undergraduate Commencement: Class of 2025 says goodbye