Initiative could enhance academics for many
As an Anthropology and International and Global Studies major, math and science are not my fortes-although not for lack of interest.
Leah Smith
Articles
Congress, pass DREAM
From the Mexico-U.S. border fence to the arrests of 250 illegal Wal-Mart employees in 2003, illegal immigration has taken center stage in American politics for quite some time.
Diversity of thought could benefit campus
When I applied to college during my senior year of high school, my college adviser told me on several occasions that my profile was too plain to get me into an elite university.
Keep "tweeting" out of the classroom setting
With 10 minutes left of my Introduction to International and Global Studies lecture, I found myself slumping in my chair, checking the clock nearly every 5 seconds and praying with all my heart for the class to finally be over.
Reinharz undermined free expression
I am not a huge art person. I can certainly appreciate some nice pieces here and there, but standing around in an art museum or gallery for hours is not my idea of fun.
Brandeis Jews offer valuable points of view
Throughout American history, Jews have contributed a great deal to the nation. Polish immigrant Haym Solomon, for example, financed George Washington's troops and was a loyal member of the Sons of Liberty.
Allow Greek life to exist, but only unofficially
It's a beautiful afternoon, and several of my friends and I are sitting by the pond in Massell Quad.
Brandeis Jewish Bund holds protest to go “All out for Palestine”
"Captain America: Brave New World" and the politics of power in 2025
The Boston Red Sox’s Home Opening Day overview
The Boston Celtics sold for a record-breaking price
Ed Sheeran: one night in Ipswich