The year: 2024. The city: Boston. It is here that Ruthzee Louijeune made history when she was sworn in as Boston’s first Haitian-American woman city councilor and third Black woman in the role. Now it ...

Content Warning: This article contains mentions of suicide and death. On Dec. 5, 2023, members of the Brandeis community received an email from Andrea Dine, vice president of Student Affairs, at 11:49 ...

Italian Jannik Sinner has made tennis history as the first person to win six Masters 1000 tournaments in a row. The ATP tour is divided into four different types of tournaments: Masters 250, 500, 1000 ...

Thanks for sending in this week's take, Elijah. Those who know me should know that I agree with this take with 100% of my being, so I will try to lay out my reasons in an unbiased way. Starting with ...

Brandeis University hosted Carnegie Mellon University, Case Western Reserve University, Emory University, New York University, Washington University in St. Louis and the University of Chicago for the ...

When we look at the 2026 Boston Red Sox, we see a promising starting lineup with far more depth than the previous year. Overall, the team looks more balanced than in past seasons. However, with new ...

Thanks for sending in this week's take, Thu. Now, admittedly, while I’m well versed in tennis, squash is a sport I knew almost nothing about. My knowledge of the sport started and stopped with “the ...

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 ...

On Nov. 5, Americans all across the country cast ballots for the next President of the United States. The following day, Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris conceded the election and the Associated ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...