Sabrina Sung
Articles
‘Dry Land’ treats sensitive issues with finesse
A sincere, caustic and occasionally humorous foray into teenage sexuality, female friendship and the question of reproductive rights in the United States, Brandeis Players’ production of “Dry Land” didn’t pull its punches.
Holocaust survivors share their memoirs
Michael Gruenbaum and Michael Kraus met with community members to discuss their stories.Holocaust survivors share their memoirs
'Kubo and the Two Strings'
In a word, stunning. From within an animation industry churning out CG film after CG film, “Kubo and the Two Strings” swept onto the summer screen Aug.
Two schools collaborate Spring concert
On Sunday afternoon, the Brandeis-Wellesley Orchestra enthralled a full audience in Slosberg Music Center with their spring concert.
Pottery club hosts Japanese tea ceremony
Cholmondeley’s Coffee House was different on Sunday afternoon. The usual hotspot for live music and slam poetry was quiet with an easy calm; even the painted buzz of words on the walls seemed to succumb to the peace.
Dancers exhibit talent in spring show
So, why doesn’t Brandeis have a football team? There’s probably a proper answer for that, but hey, who needs a varsity football team when you have the Adagio Dance Company?
The Boston Celtics sold for a record-breaking price
Brandeis community targeted in two cyberattacks
The Lydian String Quartet fights to remain as fundraiser begins
Brandeis Strangers: New technology builds connection on campus
Brandeis Hillel looking to hire new on-campus rabbinic educator couple