Music men bring bands to Brandeis
Punk, Rock n' Roll Club has been providing the Brandeis campus with musical nights since 2006, inviting bands from all genres to Cholmondeley's to play concerts.
Emily Salloway
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Pop Culture
Ever wondered how the queen of pop, Lady Gaga, came to be the way she is today? One of her most recent singles claims that she was "Born This Way," but an upcoming special television event may beg to differ.The documentary-style hour-long piece, titled "Lady Gaga: Inside The Outside," will premiere Thursday at 9 p.m.
Summer 2011 Movie Preview
Summer is all about spending time outside in the (cross your fingers if you live in New England) beautiful, warm weather.
Student's theater dreams come true
May 6 and 7 mark a theater event from Free Play Theater Cooperative that is unlike any other this semester.
Voices of Soul spring show has soul
On Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the South Campus Commons, co-ed a cappella group Voices of Soul will perform its spring semester show.
Dog Sees God' riffs on 'Peanuts'
Correction appended "When my dog died, that was when the rain cloud came back and everything went to hell." Good grief.
Japanese theater showcase benefits relief efforts
The most important theme of Kyogen, one of the oldest types of Japanese theater, is laughter. And true to its goal, laughter is what rang throughout the Mandel Center for the Humanities last Tuesday night, causing curious passersby to stop and learn about this beloved tradition.
Senior breathes life into 'Prometheus'
According to Greek mythology, Prometheus created humans and tried to help them to survive in a world in which they were ill-equipped.
The 'awakening' of a classic play
Spring Awakening, the play written by Frank Wedekind in 1891, is the inspiration for the Tony Award-winning musical of the same name.
Asian-American Celebrations
Nancy Nguyen, the official coordinator of the SKINS Fashion Show, a central event of Brandeis Asian American Students Association's celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, talked a bit about the history of the events and this year's 2011 SKINS Fashion Show, featuring clothing and accessories from Asian-American designers.JustArts: Can you explain your role in organizing APAHM/SKINS?Nancy Nguyen: I am the official coordinator, which involves anything from contacting and meeting designers, organizing performers and volunteers, devising fundraising methods, having the final say on who models, what our advertising campaign will involve and keeping everything running smoothly until the show, but I get a lot of help from my model coordinators and BAASA [Executive] board.
Waltham Public Schools Committee provide updates
Faculty debates University reorganization plan
Addressing misinformation: Official statements regarding the confrontation between Hillel at Brandeis and the Brandeis Jewish Bund
Something in the water: Why have so many major artists gotten their big break after performing at Brandeis?
Why I Support Re-imagining Brandeis