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(11/10/20 11:00am)
In honor of Prof. Laurence Simon’s (Heller) influential career in international development, the Heller School for Social Policy and Management hosted a conversation with him, moderated by Prof. Rajesh Sampath (Heller). Simon is a professor of International Development and the Director of the Center for Global Development and Sustainability. The event focused on Simon's upbringing and early adulthood and how this led to his career in humanitarian aid and international development.
(11/10/20 12:37pm)
After four days of waiting on votes, particularly mail-in ballots, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. won the presidential election. He will serve as the 46th President of the United States.
(11/04/20 11:39am)
In addition to casting votes for candidates for a variety of national, state and local elected offices, Massachusetts voters also had the opportunity on Tuesday to decide the fate of two statewide ballot questions. The first question concerns access to mechanical data in motor vehicles, and the second would establish ranked choice voting. Massachusetts Question 1 passed with 75% voting yes. Votes on Question 2 are still being counted, but supporters of the initiative conceded early Wednesday morning, according to WGBH.
(11/04/20 11:31am)
Massachusetts is historically a strong left-leaning state, so many experts projected a Democratic win in response to the Senate election results. As of 12:13 a.m., incumbent Democrat Ed Markey won the Massachusetts Senate seat with 66.4% of the vote, according to the Associated Press.
(11/04/20 11:28am)
Election statistics in this article were taken from the New York Times Presidential Election Results.
(11/04/20 1:35am)
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(11/03/20 11:00am)
In light of the U.S. presidential election today, Tom Friedman ’75, H’88, a New York Times columnist and author, joined the Brandeis community on Thursday, Oct. 29 for a virtual discussion with University President Ron Liebowitz. During the event, which was titled “Thinking Ahead to the Presidential Election,” Friedman discussed a wide array of concerns pertaining to the election and voiced his predictions for the outcome.
(11/03/20 11:00am)
As the fall semester and the COVID-19 pandemic progress, the question of how spring semester will play out is on everyone’s minds. On Oct. 26, University President Ron Liebowitz, along with other members of the administration, hosted a virtual check-in for students and their families to answer questions about pandemic guidelines and plans for the upcoming spring semester.
(11/03/20 11:00am)
The Heller School for Social Policy and Management moderated a panel discussion last Tuesday, Oct. 27 about the nature of democratic participation and civic engagement in 2020. The panelists were Prof. Anita Hill (Heller), University of California, Los Angeles Professor of Social Welfare and Public Policy Fernando Torres-Gil Ph.D. ’76 and Prof. Dan Kryder, the Louis Stelberg Chair in Law and Politics. The discussion, titled “The Act of Democracy,” referenced an op-ed written by Former United States Representative John Lewis, which he wrote a few days before his death, stating that “democracy is not a state. It is an act, and each generation must do its part.”
(11/03/20 11:00am)
The Justice spoke with Dr. Michael Schatman, adjunct faculty member at Tufts University Dental and Tufts University Medical School and editor in chief of the Journal of Pain Research, about prescription opioid policy in the United States in an Oct. 29 interview. Schatman responded to the points that Medical Director of Opioid Policy Research at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management Dr. Andrew Kolodny raised in a recent interview with the Justice regarding opioid prescription.
(11/03/20 11:00am)
Student club TEDxBrandeisUniversity hosted its annual event on Nov. 1. The event, which had been postponed twice, once because of COVID-19 restrictions, featured speeches from Ruben Kanya ’14, Prof. Kristen Lucken (IGS), Eric Moyal ’17, M.A. ’18, M.S. ’21, Henry Chen ’23 and Mendel Weintraub ’21, all under the topic of “Wellness in the New Age.” These speeches, recorded on Oct. 14 by Media Technology Services, were streamed on Facebook Live and in a Zoom watch party. Each of the speakers interpreted this prompt differently, all expressing some sort of vulnerability to their virtual audiences.
(11/03/20 11:00am)
The Senate voted on sticker labels for residence hall condom dispensers and gave more details about the upcoming Midnight Buffet at the Nov. 1 meeting.
(11/03/20 2:46am)
Weintraub discussed how religion has impacted his life.
(11/03/20 11:00am)
MEDICAL EMERGENCY
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MEDICAL EMERGENCY
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Brandeis University is keeping the community informed about its COVID-19 statistics through an online dashboard. This dashboard contains information about how many tests were collected, how many individuals were tested, how many individuals tested positive, how many students are in quarantine, how many students are in isolation and the seven-day average for positive tests on campus. The dashboard also includes various statistics about areas in Massachusetts. The Justice will produce infographics each week, visually displaying the information that the University releases online.
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Senator at Large
(10/27/20 10:00am)
Content warning: This article discusses addiction, chronic pain and suicide.
