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(09/17/24 10:00am)
On my tour of Brandeis in April of 2021, one of the most notable points my tour guide shared was that double majors - even triple - are not uncommon amongst Brandeis students. This quickly proved to be true, as many of my friends and peers picked up two majors and multiple minors, seemingly raising the major:student ratio far beyond 1:1. After my first summer, updates of successful internship endeavors flooded my LinkedIn feed and many of my peers would — and still do — share their academic accolades on social media. In our goal-centric world as students, we commonly thrive on the pursuit and accomplishment of success, yet how often does one acknowledge that these traditional markers of academic and professional victory only amount to so much success?
(09/17/24 10:00am)
Back in March, the University sent an email outlining its financial struggles and the steps that would be taken to reduce the projected $2 million in debt. Among these are staffing cuts, drawing more money from the endowment and pausing progress on Science 2A — the plan to build the new science building.
(09/11/24 10:00am)
RE: MEDIA MALPRACTICE: He should express concerns about all the media malpractice supporting all the legal malpractice and judicial chaos right here in his own backyard, during many elections and presidency. He is old enough to know better than to blame all the sins of the world on one political party or one presidency. We have governing officials and politicians in power for decades in the New England Region supporting all types of fraudulent and illegal conduct affecting children and families hardships, due to no fault of their own. He should have focused on the reasons why he has resided in a state that is offered immunity and protection of any media coverage if Violations of laws becomes involved in how they govern in New Hampshire. Politics becomes more relevant than common sense and civil decency under many campaigns,elections and presidency. in the hands of both political parties. Sincerely, Elizabeth Rawnsley
(09/11/24 10:00am)
To the editor,
(09/11/24 10:00am)
The Wonderful Life and Strong Policies of President Ebrahim Raisi
(09/10/24 10:00am)
The Gaza Health Ministry’s Modern Blood Libel:
(09/10/24 10:00am)
Every fall semester is a time for possibility and growth. Each year, we watch a new group of first-years eagerly explore the campus they now call home, excited to meet new people and embrace the change that comes with starting one’s college career.
(09/10/24 10:00am)
Introduction: This was not the column we wanted to write earlier this year, nor does it reflect what we might have written in 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000 or before. The principal purpose of this column in The Justice has been to present competing arguments on important issues, to promote critical thought and dialogue. In this piece, however, we write with a different intention. Whether or not you agree with the positions we take below, we hope you will consider them, though we respect those regular readers who choose to skip this edition.
(09/10/24 10:00am)
Dear Editor,
(05/20/24 10:00am)
(05/20/24 10:00am)
Hey! This is Scarlett, and I am bidding farewell to my Brandeis undergraduate career. I have 600 words to tell you about my college experience, and I am not sure where to start.
(05/20/24 10:00am)
Bidding farewell to our graduating editors is always a bittersweet moment; although we hate to say goodbye after countless late nights spent together, our hearts are filled with pride and hope for all that they will accomplish next. Throughout the past four years, our soon-to-be graduates have persevered and remained steadfastly dedicated to The Justice. Brandeis is all the better for their contributions to journalism. Please join us in recognizing The Justice editors in the class of 2024.
(05/20/24 10:00am)
(04/16/24 10:00am)
Climate change stands to impact every facet of our daily lives; from the water we drink, the communities we build, tourism, migration, etc. It is crucial for media outlets to keep the public informed, but the coverage has to be productive. It shouldn’t leave its readers in a state of paralysis or fear.
(04/16/24 10:00am)
While Brandeis is praised for its strong academic programming, students need more than just amazing professors to live successful and well rounded lives. One important aspect of a healthy lifestyle is physical fitness, something that college students often struggle to balance with academic pressures. This board would like to acknowledge some challenges faced by students who are not varsity athletes who try to maintain healthy lifestyles through the utilization of athletic spaces for both personal and club activities.
(04/16/24 10:00am)
Varsity athletes are arguably some of the most hard-working students of the Brandeis community. They balance being on an intercollegiate team, being full-time students, being involved in other areas on campus and often holding jobs. Despite being a selling point Brandeis highlights to prospective students, varsity athletes are not being adequately supported by the university.
(04/09/24 10:00am)
In the dystopian world of Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451,” the thought of books going up in flames and being forbidden to the public felt like a chilling work of fiction. Yet little did I know, it’s a reality echoing louder today and not a once-fictional scenario.
(04/09/24 10:00am)
Non-priority course registration begins on Tuesday, April 16, so it’s time to create your schedule for next semester. Taking the time to craft the perfect schedule can make all the difference in having a successful semester. As such, this board would like to provide a few tips and reminders to make sure this process goes smoothly for you.
(04/09/24 10:00am)
(04/08/24 11:49pm)
Dear Letter to the Editor,:
In March 2024 The Canadian Arab Lawyers Association (CALA) listed denial of the Nakba as an example of anti Palestinian racism. Really? The position of the CALA shows total and complete disrespect for several generations of contemporaneous Muslim and Arab journalists who have unequivocally made clear that the "Nakba" was self inflicted.
CALA ignores or willfully denies CONTEMPORANEOUS Muslim and Arab journalism in order to promote the antisemitic calumny of "the 1948 forced displacement of 700,000 Palestinians and the creation of the State of Israel".
CALA ignores the reality that even a cursory glance at contemporaneous Muslim newspapers and other contemporaneous Muslim media makes clear that it was Arab leaders in 1947/1948 who commanded the local Arab population in Mandatory Palestine to “flee” their homes in anticipation of the genocide of the Jews — and an Arab populace who willingly obeyed that command.
