On April 6. The Justice was able to sit in during the last Melody Mentors of the semester, where participants put the finishing touches to their semester-long projects and reflected on their experiences.
On April 14, The Justice spoke with Chloe Gerson, Reference and Instruction Archivist who works at the Robert D. Farber University Archives & Special Collections.
On March 15, The Justice spoke to three members of the Brandeis Entrepreneurship and Tech Association about their experience visiting Silicon Valley over February break.
Throughout February, The Justice spoke to three professors who voiced their thoughts on the usage of ChatGPT in their respective fields of study and classrooms.
On Jan. 29, The Justice had the opportunity to speak to Jamie York, owner of the local Waltham business Game Underground.
On Jan. 17, The Justice had the chance to interview Zaire Simmonds ’26, the youngest employee of the New York City Department of Education.
The Justice spoke with Abbie Brier ‘24 who is currently a member of the board of directors of the organization SafeBAE.
There is no greater relief for a vegetarian at Brandeis University than to see the little “V” symbol while scanning the television screen menus in the dining hall. Similarly, for vegans, the little carrot symbol may provide comfort and excitement when trying to find dining options on campus. Seeing the rising concern for the global climate crisis, many people have been changing their lifestyle choices to include less red meat or no meat at all; in pescatarian, vegetarian, or even vegan diets.
The parking lot behind 234 Moody Street may, at first glance, appear completely ordinary. But on Saturdays, the empty lot takes on a life of its own, filled with a variety of hard-to-resist, homemade products representing cultures from all around the world — and all around Waltham. The event is known as the Waltham Farmers Market — a weekly, highly anticipated affair that has occurred every week from June to October since its founding in 1991.
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