On Oct. 4, the Brandeis Osher Lifelong Learning Institute hosted an event titled "The Feminine Mystique and the Masculine Response" in the Napoli Trophy Room at the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
Last Wednesday, Student Union President Todd Kirkland '13, Treasurer David Clements '14, and Senator at Large Charlotte Franco '15 held an open forum regarding the proposed club restructuring plan. Student Union leaders and staff devised the new structure proposal to try to resolve organizational problems within the current free-for-all system of 275 on-campus clubs.
On March 5, Goldfarb Library started loaning iPads to students through Library and Technology Services as part of their equipment loan program that lends equipment ranging from cell phone chargers to laptop lockers. The iPads are kept behind the main desk in the library and can be checked out for 24 hours.
On Feb. 12, Jimmy LaSalvia spoke on behalf of an organization called GOProud at an event titled "Being Gay in the Republican Party" in the Golding Judaica Center. The Brandeis Libertarian Conservative Union invited LaSalvia, the founder of GOProud, a U.S.
Aaron David Miller, Middle East advisor to six U.S.
Last night at 9 p.m., 15 days before election day, presidential candidates Gov. Mitt Romney, and President Barack Obama met in Boca Raton, Fla.
The Crown Center for Middle East Studies celebrated its annual kick-off event with the inauguration of Prof.
Religious theft at the University
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When it comes to voting on college campuses, obstacles deter many, but inspire some
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