2013 Spring Course Preview
At Brandeis, students are a bit spoiled with the two-week-long shopping period at the begginning of each semester.
Rachel Hughes
Articles
Tarantino conquers in bloody spaghetti Western
Nominated for a slew of Academy Awards and Golden Globe Awards, including Best Picture, eccentric director Quentin Tarantino's newest creation, Django Unchained, has been rattling viewers since premiering in December.
Voicemale's perfomance heats up a cold night
"Would you mind scooting down a bit?" a girl approaching me asked as a line of people followed her into the pew I was sitting in.
Glass Menagerie' sets a high bar
* "Sold out? The entire weekend?" I started panicking. I needed to get into this show. "We can put you on a waiting list," the calm woman at the ticket booth offered.
Hamlet emerges anew
"What are they doing?" A very young boy with an unkempt mohawk who was squirming in the seat in front of me asked, tugging on the sleeve of the woman next to him.
Artist portrays story in nature-themed exhibit
As Brandeis' Women's Studies Research Center rings in its tenth year in 2012, its arts center, the Kniznick Gallery, has been very actively providing our campus with dynamic exhibitions that tap into some of our deepest emotional and intellectual nerves.
Guez explains his artwork at the Rose
Correction appended. Chartering a new era for the Rose Art Museum since its reopening, Israeli artist Dor Guez's exhibit, titled "100 Steps to the Mediterranean," has been dazzling viewers since its premiere this September.
Adagio ensembles captivate with impressive moves
* Offering a welcome break from the academic tunnel-vision that college students tend to fall prey to during midterm season, Adagio Dance Company proudly presented a phenomenal show last week-ADC Unleashed: Dancefest 2012.
Henderson's legacy captured on screen
Spending even a small amount of time at Brandeis can nearly desensitize a person to the phrase "social justice." We encounter these words printed on posters, in announcements and even dropped in classes and conversations-not to mention frequent events focused on the idea.
Or' reveals complex social commentary ideas
Just in time for Fall Fest, the Brandeis Players readied themselves to perform a new show on campus-Liz Duffy Adams' witty masterpiece of a play, Or. The performances took place in the Carl J.
How did the City of Waltham vote in the 2024 Presidential Election?
Alumni circulate petition to keep official Brandeis emails
Moving forward: Lulu Ohm '25 welcomes a new era of Brandeis women's basketball
Community receives message titled “Social Justice and Free Expression”
Nov. 6 Waltham School Committee Meeting highlights