Accepted students visit Brandeis
Six hundered fifty-three prospective students, the largest group in the University's history, participated in spring open house last Thursday, according to Dean of Admissions Gil Villanueva.
Miranda Neubauer
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Gray and Kerns win in round two
In a close second round of elections, Director of Union Affairs Jason Gray '10 won the race for Student Union president with 49.86 percent of the vote last Tuesday.
Summer abroad programs approved for credit
Starting in the summer of 2009, students will be able to receive academic credit for approved summer study abroad programs that is equal to the amount of credit granted for Advanced Placement exams and Brandeis Summer School, according to University Registrar Mark Hewitt.
Gray wins Union presidency
In a close second round of elections, Director of Union Affairs Jason Gray '10 won the race for Student Union President with 49.86 percent of the vote last Tuesday.
Close race leaves winners undecided
Director of Union Affairs Jason Gray '10 will face off against Deputy Treasurer Justin Kang '09 today in the second round of the race for Student Union President after Gray gained 49.64 percent of the vote in the first round of Union elections, which ended Sunday night.Only one vote separated Village Quad Senator Michael Kerns '09 and Finance Board member Jordan Rothman '09 in the race for the Vice Presidency, according to the primary round uncertified results sent to candidates from the elections commissioner.
Race for Union presidency begins
While the entire country is following the 2008 presidential race, Brandeis is getting ready to pick its own Student Union president.Two current Union officials and two Union outsiders have announced their candidacies for Student Union president, with the first round of elections to open next Sunday.
Palestinian club chartered
A new campus club called Brandeis Students for Justice and Peace in Palestine was chartered by the Student Union Senate last Sunday with a vote of 11 in favor, three against and one abstention.The club tries to shine a new perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, said club founder Lisa Hanania '11.
Discussion on resolution to honor Israel's 60th birthday postponed
Last week, the Student Union Senate indefinitely postponed discussion on a resolution sponsored by five senators to wish Israel a happy 60th birthday.Many senators argued that it was not the Senate's place to discuss such an issue and that such a vote might unintentionally hurt some students' feelings.
Green card regulations challenged
The status of a foreign Hiatt Career Center employee has raised questions about the University's policy on sponsoring green card applications for staff.
Students forced to wait in long lines for eXstaSy
EXstaSy, a party held last Saturday night in order to assess various aspects of campus social events, disappointed many students who were forced to wait outside when Sherman Function Hall reached its capacity of 500 people sooner than expected.The Student Union executive board planned the party, which was co-sponsored by 31 other clubs and was one source of dispute in the passing of the Student Union government operations budget last week.
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Former student returns as President
Parents of Brandeis student file wrongful death lawsuit with claims of negligence from campus police
17th century portraiture in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Study-in for Palestine hosted by Brandeis Jewish Bund reported to police