Scholar discusses the women of Tupperware
Laurie Kahn shared her documentary “Tupperware!” about the women who brought the plastic empire to success.
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Union presents Coffeehouse
Student Union members met with constituents to discuss students’ concerns and listen to the MAD Band.
Journalist speaks on antibiotic resistance
Independent journalist Maryn McKenna spoke about the risk of antibiotic use in poultry and farming.
VoiceMale gets in the V-Day groove
As Valentine’s Day comes around every February, we all look for songs to get us into a romantic mood. Often the songs are classical tunes — wordless, sometimes corny melodies replete with string sections. Very rarely, though, are Valentine’s Day songs lacking instruments. Brandeis’ all-male a cappella group VoiceMale sought to change that with its annual variety show “Lovapalooza,” which took place this past Saturday. “Lovapalooza,” however, delivered performances as diverse as the selection of discount candy after the holiday.
Chef discusses health benefits from veganism
Chef Cayla Mackey looked at negative consequences of a meat-based diet and demonstrated vegan cooking.
Advocates come before Board for divestment
Faculty, staff and student representatives presented to the Board of Trustees on fossil fuel divestment.
Students attend Women’s March in Cambridge
Students told the Justice why they went out to attend the second annual Boston/ Cambridge Women’s March.
Berg appointed to direct Sexual Assault Services
Sarah Berg discusses her appointment as director of Sexual Assault Services and Prevention.
Alumna and Syrian refugee speaks about experience and immigration
Lina Hussein MS ’16 was able to escape the Syrian crisis when she was admitted to the Heller School.
MELA highlights beauty of South Asian culture
On Saturday night, the South Asian Students Association (SASA) hosted MELA, its annual culture and charity show, in Levin Ballroom. The curtains opened to reveal a beautiful, sparkling backdrop which revealed the theme of the night: “Masakali: Dare to Fly.” Masakali is a Hindi word that means to soar and fly without limitations. This overarching theme successfully encompassed the show; the performers dared to fly and they soared.
How did the City of Waltham vote in the 2024 Presidential Election?
Alumni circulate petition to keep official Brandeis emails
Moving forward: Lulu Ohm '25 welcomes a new era of Brandeis women's basketball
Community receives message titled “Social Justice and Free Expression”
Nov. 6 Waltham School Committee Meeting highlights