Foo Fighters diversify their musical styles
After 20 years on the American rock scene, Foo Fighters still continues to attract and enchant their listeners.
Jessie Miller
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Talk focuses on interactions of medicine and art
What do medicine and art have in common??Leeza Meksin’s exhibit Big Bounce at the Women’s Studies Research Center.
Swift’s ‘1989’ bridges her old and new sounds
Starting with the release of her single “Shake It Off” on Aug. 18, Taylor Swift’s latest album release, 1989, landed heavily on the pop music scene.
Former Boston mayor dies
After serving the city of Boston for 20 years, former Mayor Thomas Menino passed away on the morning of Oct.
Alumnus, researcher develops Ebola virus disinfectant system
A group of Massachusetts researchers at the United States Army Natick Soldier Research, Development, and Engineering Center, including Brandeis alumnus Dr. Christopher Doona MA ’89 Ph.D.
‘Gone Girl’ stays true to Flynn’s novel
After Gone Girl’s reign on the literary scene, fans eagerly awaited the release of the movie version of Gillian Flynn’s novel on Oct. 3 and the movie had rather large expectations to fulfill.
Teams participate in You Can Play
Student athletes appeared in a Brandeis Athletics video promoting the You Can Play project.
Indie film explores perceptions of self
Life is full of changes, and how we react and handle these changes defines who we are as individuals.
University offers new interdisciplinary joint BA/MA program in Comparative Humanities
Last year, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences introduced a new program?the Master of Arts in Comparative Humanities, which “explores major themes of human experience using comparative and cross-cultural approaches,” according to the description on the MACH website.
BTC will present two plays, displaying a diversity of talents
For the fall semester, the Brandeis Theater Company will present two plays: Dead Man’s Cell Phone and The Conference of the Birds. While Dead Man’s Cell Phone was originally written as a play, The Conference of the Birds was originally a long-form Persian poem, written by poet Farid ud-Din.
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”
Getting to know the Brandeis fencing team