Fine Arts faculty release three books
For three faculty members in the Fine Arts department, the end of 2013 also brought about a conclusion to some of their most recent works of scholarship.
Rachel Hughes
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Interview Column
This week, JustArts sat down with Emily Zoller '14, the executive director of hip-hop dance performance group Kaos Kids. JustArts: Would you tell us about your involvement with Kaos Kids-how long have you been involved, and what is your role in the group? Emily Zoller: I joined Kaos my freshman year, and I'm a senior now.
Interview Column
JustArts had a conversation over email with David French '13, who has been working on an original surrealist short film since the spring. * JustArts: Would you tell us briefly about your film, Wild Ruse, and how the project got started?
Film Studies is an academic hidden gem
As Brandeis looks to capitalize upon its history as a liberal arts university, and keep on par with what a liberal arts education means to students in today's academic climate, the humanities and arts programs have never been more important.
Fired Up' exhibit boasts senior class' art talent
As the semester comes to an end and this year's senior class begins to move into their last semester at Brandeis, students in the Fine Arts program are looking at some of their final chances to display their work on campus.
Interview Column
This week, JustArts talked with Alison Thvedt '15, who directed Hillel Theater Group's production of The Children's Hour, which was performed this weekend. JustArts: Would you tell us about you previous theater experience at Brandeis? Alison Thvedt: I am minoring in Theater Arts here.
The Children's Hour' addresses adversity
This weekend, Hillel Theater Group presented The Children's Hour directed by Alison Thvedt '15, the final of the main stage productions for the UTC Fall season.
EDGES' has room for improvement
During college, the toughest challenges sometimes arise not in class, but in forming relationships, falling in love and redefining family-all symptoms of growing up.
Fans put two paws up for new 'ARTPOP'
Just in time for the holiday season, little monsters everywhere are getting the best present they can imagine: Lady Gaga's newest album, ARTPOP. Though the album was just released yesterday, Mother Monster (as her fans so fondly call her) and her team hooked listeners on the record months ago with the Aug.
Campus to welcome new Rose installation
As the culmination of several months of research and negotiations, the Rose Art Museum will acquire a piece that the museum's organizers hope will change the way that students interact with the museum as a fixture of campus life.
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