Student reflects on experiences at Brandeis with academic accommodations in light of new accommodation offerings
Student Accessibility Support updated academic accommodations at the start of the school year to include assignment extensions.
Sociologist Alfred Zack-Williams discusses anti-racist development
Zack-Williams spoke about the importance of anti-racist development in the wake of police brutality
Senate discusses club recognition, Midnight Buffet updates
The Brandeis Undergraduate Consulting Club presented reasons why it should be recognized as a club.
COVID-19 testing procedure updated in response to rise in positive cases
The University announced that community members will now need to present photo ID at on-campus testing sites.
President Liebowitz rejects one-year contract extension offered by Board of Trustees
Liebowitz publicly responded to a leaked letter he wrote to the Board of Trustees about his contract.
Retired electrician discusses discrimination, harassment in trade work
Prof. Susan Eisenberg and filmmaker Mallory Newman share their projects addressing in a multimedia presentation
Carl Shapiro dies at 108
Shapiro contributed $72 million to Brandeis over the course of 70 years
Student Union discusses Midnight Buffet, plans to expand outdoor seating
This semester's Midnight Buffet theme will be the Midday Getaway, a tropical-themed event.
Author discusses her experiences living through 1979 Iranian Revolution
Jaqueline Saper shared her complicated relationship with identity the her country of birth
Harvard professor discusses Russian feminist origins of International Women’s Day
Dr. Ruthchild discussed her scholarly work on historic Russian social justice movements.
Recent Texas storm leads to conversations about energy sources
The Justice spoke with Mary Fischer and Sabine von Mering to discuss what Brandeis can learn from Texas’s response to Winter Storm Uri.
Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses role of science journalism amid COVID-19 pandemic
Alongside panelists, Fauci highlighted pitfalls and victories of journalists in covering the pandemic.
Professor from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice presents work on Jewish Venecian ghetto
Professor Shaul Bassi emphasized the significance of the Jewish community that once lived in the Venecian Ghetto, as well as the present day value of the Ghetto
Judo world champion Sagi Muki advocates for unity between nations
Muki discussed his judo career and how the sport has helped him pave the way toward equality.
justBRIEFS: University cancels in-person Commencement, recognizes Juneteenth, increases COVID-19 capacities
Among University updates in recent weeks, Brandeis announced the decision to host a virtual Commencement ceremony.
A 2024 guide to the Massachusetts Ballot Questions
‘Brandeis is at the edge of a cliff’: Interim President addresses faculty
Former student returns as President
Brandeis accused of financial aid price fixing
Losing the Lydian String Quartet: Administration's disregard for Brandeis arts