The third faculty meeting of the year convened in Rapaporte Treasure Hall on Nov. 7 with presentations from the Executive Vice President of Finance and Administration, Stewart Uretsky, and the Vice ...

Horror is perhaps one of the most provocative genres of entertainment today. The genre focuses on magnifying and studying the taboo, on pushing the limits of human will and sanity and, above all else, ...

The project builds on an earlier version of DeisBikes that existed years ago but ultimately disappeared after student leaders ...

Sept. 22 Student Union elections were shared with the student body. In total, 14 students were elected to positions available for this Fall. There were a variety of seats for Senate this year., with ...

U.S. News and World Report released their 2027 college and university rankings, placing Brandeis in a tie for 59th place of 422 institutions for national universities. Notably, the University moved up ...

When I woke at my homestay before dawn on Saturday, Feb. 28, everything felt in place. My heater sat tucked beneath my vanity, sunlight filtered through gauzy off-white curtains, and my Arabic ...

Brandeis student body received an email from the Dean of Students Office outlining 2026-2027 revisions, including further clarifications on generative artificial intelligence policies. Section 4 of ...

The National Research Center for Parents with Disabilities may be forced to close, resulting in the loss of resources for under-researched stigmatized groups.

On Wednesday, March 18, Prof. Anita Hill (WGS, LGLS, AAAS) hosted a fireside chat in Schwartz Hall with former district judge of Massachusetts Mark L. Wolf, titled, “The Existential Threat to the U.S.

Ed Sheeran’s return to Gillette Stadium was an event much anticipated by the Massachusetts public; however, it has now fallen ...

The Justice sat down with the Director of the Center for Careers and Applied Liberal Arts and Brandeis alum, Lewis Brooks ’80, Ph.D. ’16 to discuss Brandeis’ new plan to help students become ...

The huge difference in class time, architecture, atmosphere and lifestyle is only the tip of the iceberg of the divergent experiences of STEM students and humanities students at Brandeis. “As a ...