Empowering identity
With days filled with sports, drama, arts and crafts and rock-climbing, a day at Camp Aranu'tiq doesn't feel all that different from most other summer camps.
Dafna Fine
Articles
The universal language of art
It was a summer of creativity, with projects ranging from drawing to photography and writing. Offices were replaced with classrooms, and Internet access was less frequent in West Africa.
Making movements
She danced her way through her senior year, adding up to six hours of rehearsal a week to her rigorous academic studies.
Outdoor Art
Tiny copper people, carefully crafted into detailed creations will find a home in the trees of Mandel Quad during the coming week.
Literary connections
It's the age of the Kindle and online books, a world where hard copies are becoming increasingly rare.
Earthquake relief efforts
On Oct. 23, thousands of miles away from the Brandeis campus, a 7.2-magnitude earthquake shook the city of Van in Turkey on Oct.
A social justice settlement
He grew up in a modest home in Brooklyn, N.Y. and looked up to his grandfather who worked as a doctor.
Spreading the movement
In 1969, students took control of Ford and Sydeman Halls, demanding better minority representation on campus.
Helping through housing
In the densely populated city of Waltham, families and individuals alike face a limited amount of available housing.
September 11, then and now
Across the nation, people sat glued to their televisions in shock as the country transformed in a matter of seconds.
‘Brandeis is at the edge of a cliff’: Interim President addresses faculty
Former student returns as President
Study-in for Palestine hosted by Brandeis Jewish Bund reported to police
Massachusetts ballot question 6 available in select districts
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