Guster will perform at fall concert
Indie-pop band Guster will be gracing the Brandeis stage?breezy melodies, keytar/disco ball antics and all?on Sept.
Wei-Huan Chen
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Guster to take stage at fall concert
Indie-pop band Guster will be gracing the Brandeis stage?breezy melodies, keytar/disco ball antics and all?on Sept.
Pita wraps and saganaki spice up Steve's Greek Cuisine
"Cheap" and "ethnic" are key words for any college restaurant-goer, and Steve's Greek Cuisine on Newbury Street, just a 10-minute walk from Beacon Street and Mass Avenue, qualifies as both.
Six music courses you should check out
Now that I'm a senior, I suppose I should make myself useful and offer up some course-taking advice to Brandeis' incoming class.
A songwriter's music video debut
Ellie Ann Hutchinson '12 is very excited. The self-managed singer-songwriter will debut her first music video this Saturday on her YouTube channel.
Chatting with Errol Morris
Last Saturday, the day before he received an honorary degree from Brandeis at its 60th commencement ceremony, filmmaker Errol Morris spoke with students and alumni in a talk titled "Investigating with the Camera." JustArts caught up with Morris before the event to speak about his occupational hazards and his fascination with human error.
Errol Morris unravels history with film
Unexpected things can happen during the documentary filming process. Since a director cannot predict how an interview or on-scene shot will turn out, the end product tends to be a surprise.
Students push boundaries with bodies, art
One of the reasons why the annual Liquid Latex show is one of the most popular events in the Levin Ballroom is that students get to see their friends covered in extravagant body art and dancing around in nothing but thongs.
A living jazz legend leaves footprints at Berklee
The audience rose instantly when the 78-year-old man walked onstage. He shuffled over cords and past amps, as if the deafening cheers hindered his step.
Liquid Latex stretches art
Liquid Latex is one of those Brandeis experiences that students have to see to understand. Dancers, wearing nothing but colorful liquid latex, showcase the imaginative creations of painters and choreographers in an evocative and sometimes provocative performance.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent