On April 22, early course registration for fall 2026 officially opened, which allowed undergraduate students to build next semester’s schedule. Early registration remains open until May 10, allowing ...

On March 24, multiple student organizations reposted posted warnings of a “confirmed [U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement] vehicle on Brandeis campus” on their Instagram stories. The post ...

If you’ve spotted a wagging tail and a pair of eager eyes patrolling campus lately, you’ve already met Justice, Brandeis University Police’s newest and arguably most beloved team member. Justice isn’t ...

If a team is undefeated through the ninth week of the college football season, they are very solidly one of the best teams in the nation. This season, six teams can claim the feat of going 8-0 at this ...

Perhaps the most polarizing topic of late has been the use of artificial intelligence in art. For example, “The Brutalist,” a major contender at the 2025 Oscars, faced controversy over its use of AI ...

In a line of metal scaffolding and fairly bleak brick storefronts on Waltham’s Main Street, one stoop stands out. With its plum colored window awnings and the bright pink sign perched above double ...

The Brandeis Roosevelt Fellows hosted their “Hidden Gems” event on March 25 in Skyline Commons. The event was organized to help students discover unique courses or “hidden” courses for the fall 2026 ...

On Saturday, Oct. 18, protestors gathered globally by the millions to speak against the so-called authoritarian actions of the Trump administration. They united under one simple message, “America has ...

Every Olympic cycle, there always seems to be one athlete that receives a meteoric rise in fame on social media. Previous years have seen snowboarding princess Chloe Kim or gymnast Suni Lee have ...

Most NBA fans know about the two players with the highest points scored in a single game: Kobe Bryant’s 81 points and Wilt Chamberlain’s 100. Both records seemed pretty unbeatable. There have been ...

For years, there has been an ongoing debate regarding whether full-ride scholarships are considered enough compensation for National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I athletes. While full ...