EDITORIAL: Explore new public safety options
In response to rising safety concerns, Director of Public Safety Ed Callahan announced the University’s plan to install temporary and portable speed bumps on Loop Road on Jan.16.
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EDITORIAL: Utilize new technology services
Last Thursday, Michael Corn, the deputy chief information officer of Library and Technology Services, announced in an email that two new technology services are available to the Brandeis community—Box and Gartner.
EDITORIAL: Clarify rights for adjudication defendants
Former Director of Student Rights and Community Standards Dean Gendron departed from the University on Sept.
Honor legacy of Martin Luther King
On Monday evening, the University community gathered together for the 10th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
EDITORIAL: Laud economics, sociology rankings
College Factual has recently placed Brandeis University in the top-10 list of colleges for both Economics and Sociology degrees.
EDITORIAL: Defend all students' free speech rights
Following the assassinations of two New York City Police Department officers on Dec. 20, Khadijah Lynch ’16 tweeted “i have no sympathy for the nypd officers who were murdered today.” Daniel Mael ’15, a writer for the news website Truth Revolt, reposted Lynch’s tweets in an article.
EDITORIAL: Review assault policy recommendations
When the University brought in Sexual Assault and Prevention Services Specialist Sheila McMahon in November 2013, her hiring was hailed as an innovative step forward for Brandeis in handling sexual assault on campus.
EDITORIAL: Facility workers thanked
As the campus sparkled with two feet of snow, Brandeis authorties were faced with the responsiblity of cleaning up the sixth biggest snow storm in the history of New England.
EDITORIAL: Bush cuts Pell Grants
On Jan. 14, President Bush announced his intention to increase the maximum amount of federal Pell Grants from $4,050 to $4,550 over the next five years.
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