Diversity is an important value to the Brandeis community, but it is usually discussed in terms of opposing parties: scientists versus humanists, Democrats versus Republicans, Reform versus Reconstructionist versus Conservative versus Orthodox.
Students came together from different artistic disciplines on Saturday to perform original dances and songs inspired by artwork in the Rose Art Museum. As part of the Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Arts, students from Prof.
Mangok Bol M.S.
Al-Quds University, a university in East Jerusalem with which Brandeis has a suspended academic partnership, experienced two significant events in the past week.
Brandeis University students have been able to purchase pork and shellfish products from Usdan Student Center over the past several years.
Correction appended. The University community has moved swiftly to assist Mangok Bol MS '13, an academic administrator at the University who arrived in the U.S.
Most college professors write books and articles for an audience of intelligentsia, keeping their prose precise and the ideas strictly academic.
On Jan. 24, Daniel Terris, director of the International Center for Ethics, Justice, and Public Life, and Profs.
Correction appended. Following student complaints on Facebook, Jay DeGioia, the director of campus dining services, confirmed to the Justice that Sodexo, the University's new provider of dining services, does not serve pork or shellfish in University dining halls.
Schusterman seeks director The University is engaged in a search for a new director of the Schusterman Center for Israel Studies to replace Prof.
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