Brandeis has gotten into the habit of increasing its acceptance rate. According to the April 7, 2009 edition of the Justice, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions accepted 40 percent of undergraduate applicants, the equivalent of an 8-percent increase over the past year.
This past week, Tufts University released a codified prohibition of sex while a roommate is in the room.
With the Justice Brandeis Semester under discussion, experiential learning is on many people's minds.
In July, the Obama administration proposed $500 million to develop an online education plan for community colleges to open Web classes to the public based on course content and software developed by Carnegie Mellon's Open Learning Initiative.
This spring, Brandeis had quite a semester. With the closing of the Rose Art Museum and many budget problems, it is hard to see anything truly positive in all that happened this year.
COMMENT IS FREEThe Curriculum and Academic Restructuring Steering Committee proposal has caused quite the buzz on campus.
COMMENT IS FREEApril 30, the date that marks President Barack Obama's first 100 days in office, is rapidly approaching.
After President Barack Obama's gaffe on The Tonight Show making fun of the Special Olympics, there has been a considerable buzz in the tabloid world about disabled people.
One of the truly remarkable things about Brandeis is the quality of leadership here. Students and faculty members have taken great initiative in terms of putting forth ideas on how to make the University a more environmentally friendly place.
The University Senate Judiciary committee ruled last week that the $900 to bring Bill Ayers of Weather Underground and Robert H.
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