Producing 'Picasso'
Brandeis Players put on 'Picasso at the Lapin Agile' last weekend in the Carl J. Shapiro Theater.
Emily Salloway
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King's Speech wins Best Picture
The King's Speech is a 2010 British historical drama film directed by Tom Hooper and written by David Seidler. It was nominated for 14 BAFTAs, of which it won seven; 12 Academy Awards nominations, of which it won four; and seven Golden Globes, with Colin Firth winning for Best Actor.
The Story of' Robert Orzalli
Orzalli answered a few questions about his choice of major and the impact it has had on his life.
Brandeis Open Mic Series competition ignites emotions
As the names of the nine poets competing for spots on the Brandeis slam team were announced in the Castle Commons on Tuesday night, the final Brandeis Open Mic Series competition began.
Performances mark the Year of the Rabbit
When asked about Chinese New Year, Lisa Qi '11, co-president of the Brandeis Chinese Cultural Connection (BC3), told justArts, "It's very similar to American Thanksgiving.
Books for Bangladesh
The Fizz Foundation's founder e-mailed with justArts about his mission to improve literacy and the quality of education in one of the world's poorest and most densely populated countries by selling T-shirts printed with his own design.JustArts: When did you start doing graphic design?Nafiz Ahmed: This is actually my first "graphic design." I've never produced art for purposes of sale before and have also never made T-shirts or commercial items with my art.
A night of partying with President Lawrence
The date for the first-ever Battle of the Brandeis DJs had been set for weeks, and the seven student DJs were ready.
The first film senior thesis
When he graduates in May, Kiril Lozinskiy '11 will have spent his entire senior year at Brandeis writing, shooting and editing his own film.
Arts courses offer hands-on learning
Registration reopened Jan. 12, and spring's shopping period, the allotted time during which students can try out and add classes to their schedules, will run until Jan.
Previewing the films of 2011
2010 brought us great film after great film, and 2011 promises to follow suit. With at least 10 films in 3-D released throughout the year and many superhero and cartoon sequels, next year's cinematic experience will certainly be eye-catching.
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