Student robbed during AHORA! weekend dance
A robbery occurred on campus during the AHORA! Dance in the Levin Ballroom at midnight on Saturday.
Alana Abramson
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New class size raises housing questions
The expansion of the first-year class has resulted in an increased amount of students residing in lofted triples, double rooms that are converted so that three students can live there instead of two, Senior Director of Community Living Jeremy Leiferman wrote in an email to the Justice. The Class of 2015 consists of approximately 864 students, with 108 midyears enrolling in January, totaling 972 students, Vice President of Students and Enrollment Keenyn McFarlane wrote in an email to the Justice.
Two students injured in hit-and-run
Two students were hit by a moving vehicle on Loop Road near the Main Gate last Friday night and the vehicle "fled the scene," according to the University Police Log.
Several dining changes under consideration
The University is considering an additional convenience store, which would be located in the Village, and adding hot food options to Einstein Bros.
Student reports assault
A female student was assaulted on the evening of Nov. 9 while jogging on South Street in Waltham, Director of Public Safety Edward Callahan wrote in a Nov.
Recent alumni give less
The rate of alumni providing monetary contributions to the University has declined from 34 percent to 30 percent between fiscal 2006 and 2010, according to Vice President of Development Myles Weisenberg.
Stories about arrests differ
Editor's note: Because all charges related to the arrests described in this article have been dismissed, the Justice has removed the names of the individuals involved from the online version of this article.
University announces summer and fall JBS programs
The University announced the four new course topics for the summer and fall 2011 Justice Brandeis Semesters, an experiential learning program, in a campuswide e-mail Oct.
Former Heller professor dies after fall from platform
Jim Callahan, a professor emeritus at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management, died last Tuesday at age 74 after falling from the platform of a commuter rail in West Newton, Mass., according to a Heller School press release.
Fire occurs in Heller, building evacuated
A fire broke out yesterday at approximately 10 a.m. in the Schneider building, which houses the Heller School for Social Policy and Management, on Oct.
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