March Madness filled with surprises
■ Xavier University and the University of South Carolina are just two of the teams to provide shocking upsets.
Noah Hessdorf
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Women place foilists into final round
■ Foilists Joanne Carminucci '19 and Jessica Gets '20 performed admirably last weekend.
Bryson continues to dominate at nationals
■ Emily Bryson ’19 dazzled with two top-15 place finishes this past weekend at the national championships
Team finishes season with win
■ Forward Maria Jackson ’17 recorded three blocks and three steals against Washington University.
Kevin Durant’s highly contested return to Oklahoma City lives up to the immense hype in win
The storyline that captured the National Basketball Association’s attention the entire offseason has continued into the halfway point of the season: the surprising departure of Kevin Durant from the Oklahoma City Thunder to the Golden State Warriors.
Squads looking to improve upon results
■ The Judges combined to sport a respectable 7-5 record at the Eric Sollee Invitational this past weekend
Squad extends losing streak to four games
■ Forward Latye Workman ’18 was the leader for the squad, scoring a team-high 14 points on the day.
Judges show off skills at home meet
■ Emily Bryson ’19 paced the Judges for a title in the 3000-meter run and a time of 10:14.16.
Women fight hard in tough Final Four loss
■ Midfielder Haliana Burhans ’18 scored the only goal for the Judges in their Final Four match against Washington University.
Men beat Suffolk to sweep season opener
■ Forward Jordan Cooper ’18 scored a game-high 21 points to give the Judges their first win of the season.
‘Brandeis is at the edge of a cliff’: Interim President addresses faculty
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