To wrap up the summer and usher in the fall, the City of Boston, in collaboration with the State Street Corporation, produced the eleventh annual Boston Arts Festival?more simply known as “ähts.” The festival took over at the Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, near Boston’s North End, on Saturday, Aug.
University benefactor Sylvia Hassenfeld dedicated her time to campaign for funds, which went toward scholarships.
Arthur Cohen donated to the Annual Fund and scholarships and established a reserve room in the Farber Library.
Sam Hunter, the founder and inaugural director of the Rose Art Museum, passed away on July 27 in Princeton, N.J.
The past year has been a whirlwind of arts events. From comedy shows to romantic plays to slam poetry, this is a reflection of the 2013 to 2014 academic year in Brandeis arts.
Saturday night, students streamed into Levin Ballroom in anticipation for the first show of the Student Events Fall Concert Series, featuring pop/hip-hop singer Mike Posner.
Walking into TD Garden on Sunday night, crowds rambled up the escalators, tickets in hand, eagerly awaiting the start of the performance.
"Golem" Alongside the steps leading to Mandel Quad, Paul Belenky '14 constructed an enormous steel and wood Golem, described in the Festival of the Arts pamphlet as a "traditional symbol of protection and defiance." The structure of the Golem originated in 16th-century Prague when a rabbi built the structure to protect Jews.
Who is Geoffrey Canada? Before Brandeis announced him as our 2014 commencement speaker, I had no idea who this man was.
Ronny Zinner, the daughter of Carl and Ruth Shapiro and a Brandeis University trustee, passed away on March 18 at the age of 70 in Boston, according to a March 20 BrandeisNow article.
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