On March 24, the Brandeis Journalism program hosted “Who Owns the News?” a panel that featured four former Washington Post journalists to discuss the effects of billionaire ownership of media outlets.

Esports can be a complicated subject when discussed in relation to other sports. Most people would not even define esports events as a sporting event, given the general lack of physical exertion. What ...

On March 25, the Brandeis University softball team saw both heartbreak and victory in their doubleheader against the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Still, graduate student Haley Nash MA ‘26 ...

On Feb. 4, 2026, The Washington Post laid off over 300 of its roughly 800-person newsroom. The layoffs resulted in both the sports and books departments being removed, a significantly smaller metro ...

Major League Baseball has constantly been evolving, from mound distances to the introduction of designated hitters. Now, the MLB’s rule changes have reshaped the way baseball is played, watched, and ...

Last Saturday, the Levin Ballroom transformed into a space for performance, celebration and reflection as the Brandeis Asian American Student Association hosted its annual celebration: Asian Pacific ...

On Saturday, March 28 the Brandeis chapter of the Alexander Hamilton Society, in collaboration with Brandeis Peace Club, held a speaker event titled “Nuclear Disarmament: Strategic Realities & ...

Ahead of their March 16 matchup with the Orlando Magic, the Atlanta Hawks announced that they would be partnering with Magic City, a strip club located one mile from the basketball team’s home at ...

Researchers have explored the impact of news coverage of the civil rights movement and its influence on public and social opinion. A researcher from Princeton University’s political science department ...

On Saturday, March 18, protesters gathered in the Boston Common to raise their voices under one simple message: “No Kings.” Protesters united under views of anti-authoritarianism and against the ...

The Champions League quarter-final matchups have just been determined, all through blowout wins. The contending teams are exceptionally strong, and many of the next matchups could be slated as ...

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 ...