Senior theses shine with vibrant ideas
In one fell swoop, seniors Sarah Ackerman, Andrew Agress, Jamie Semel and Sarah Steiker made their debuts as theater auteurs this past Thursday night with their respective senior theses.
Perry Letourneau
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‘Mirrors’ reflects confused direction
The Brandeis Players welcomed a small audience into the Shapiro Campus Center theater this past Thursday night for the debut of John O’Brien’s “Mirrors,” directed by Otis Fuqua ’19.
Acting in ‘Leveling Up’ is a level above
This past Thursday, the Brandeis Department of Theater Arts debuted its production of Deborah Zoe Laufer’s “Leveling Up,” directed by Prof.
Open mic gives stage to political frustrations
Strings of low white lights hung from a piped ceiling, beckoning passers-by out of the dark and into the cozy Brandeisian enclave of Cholmondeley’s Coffee House, better known simply as “Chum’s.” A small but enthusiastic crowd squeezed into rows of leather couches to attend an open mic night organized by Brandeis’ literary magazine Laurel Moon in cooperation with the English Department, this past Friday night.
The TikTok ban: A pursuit of truth
Waltham Public Schools email regarding potential Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agents at Waltham schools.
Fire at the Walter E. Fernald Developmental Center
Southeast New England experiences earthquake tremors
Jewish Deis Bund holds vigil in Shapiro Campus Center for lives lost