BranVan to offer morning runs
Commuter students tired of the long trek to campus can look forward to a reprieve after winter break.Starting next semester, a bus will run between 8 a.m.
Sheila Kelly
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Torture survivor speaks on Argentina's 'Dirty War'
A former Argentinian political prisoner spoke about her abduction and subsequent torture at the hands of state police, as well as her recent efforts to bring her captors to justice, Wednesday in Golding Auditorium.
Think twice before joining the Mormon fan club on Facebook
As one of only two Mormon undergrads here at Brandeis, I've gotten used to fielding the questions that inevitably arise whenever someone finds out my religion.
STAND pushes against investment in Sudan
Brandeis' chapter of Students Taking Action Now: Darfur is pushing for the University to issue a statement of "disinvestment" from 35 of the 83 companies associated with the Sudanese government.
STAND pushes against investment in Sudan
Brandeis' chapter of Students Taking Action Now: Darfur is pushing for the University to issue a statement of "disinvestment" from 35 of the 83 companies associated with the Sudanese government.
Founding IBS dean to step down
Peter Petri, the founding dean of the International Business School (IBS), announced Wednesday that he will resign his post at the end of this academic year and return to teaching, according to a University press release.
Vigil calls for action
Brandeis students filled the Bernstein-Marcus courtyard Wednesday night during an interfaith vigil for victims of the genocide in Sudan organized by the campus chapter of Students Taking Action Now: Dafur (STAND). The event was part of a national "day of action" observed by colleges across the country.Students attending the vigil held green and white candles, wore green ribbons and listened as their peers spoke about the genocide in Sudan.
Vigil calls for action
Brandeis students filled the Bernstein-Marcus courtyard Wednesday night during an interfaith vigil for victims of the genocide in Sudan organized by the campus chapter of Students Taking Action Now: Dafur (STAND). The event was part of a national "day of action" observed by colleges across the country.Students attending the vigil held green and white candles, wore green ribbons and listened as their peers spoke about the genocide in Sudan.
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”
Getting to know the Brandeis fencing team