Brandeis University once again welcomed architect, artist and visionary Hugh Hayden to discuss his ongoing collection at The ...

On April 4, the Waltham Public School Committee reviewed the preliminary budget for Fiscal Year 2026, marking a significant step forward in planning for the upcoming school year. The meeting included ...

Moving away from academic restructuring, Levine spoke on new housing, which Brandeis is planning to break ground on by summer 2025 and to open fall of 2027. Levine also touched on the University’s ...

He used the time to speak about the harm that the Trump administration’s policies and agenda have caused throughout the country. Particularly, Senator Booker voiced concerns raised by his constituents ...

When many Americans think of tuberculosis, they imagine a disease of the past — a relic of the Victorian Era, long since relegated to history books. But for the students, professors and activists ...

The Brandeis Campus Activities Board announced in an Instagram post on April 4 that singer Daya would take the stage at this year's Springfest as the event’s headliner. Daya, known for popular hits ...

On Friday, April 4 at 4:00 p.m., the Brandeis Jewish Bund gathered on the Great Lawn for a demonstration and marched through campus in support of Palestine. The gathering aimed to condemn the ...

On April 6, Alex Ovechkin — also known as “The Great 8” — officially etched his name in the National Hockey League (NHL) record books. In a sold-out game against the New York Islanders at UBS Arena, ...

On April 3, Prof. Yuval Evri (NEJS) hosted guest speakers Shirly Bahar, a political resistance educator at Columbia University and Yali Hashash, a queer feminist activist, to discuss Mizrahi identity, ...

On March 31, after nearly half a century of service and mentorship, Jim Zotz, one of the longest-tenured figures in Brandeis University’s athletics history, announced his retirement. Effective May 30, ...