Category: Student Life
Tom Brady helps kick off rededicated TYPSept. 25, 2013New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady, who grew close to Myra Kraft ’64 during his long tenure with the National Football League team, made a surprise appearance at team owner Robert Kraft’s home on Tuesday to meet the TYP students and alumni.
All work and no play? Not anymore.Sept. 23, 2013Brandeis and local children finally reaped the reward of months of hard work: A new playground at Prospect Hill Terrace, a low-income housing development. Together with Bentley University, the Waltham Housing Authority, KaBOOM, UnitedHealthcare and the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation, the playground was built in a single day.
Lawrence issues university report card at staff meetingSept. 12, 2013At his third annual meeting with all staff Wednesday, President Fred Lawrence assessed Brandeis’ progress in reaching academic and financial goals since the Board of Trustees formally endorsed the Strategic Plan last May.
- Waltham Group to hold annual blood drive Oct. 1 to 3Sept. 10, 2013
Upperclassman offers words of wisdom to freshmenAug. 29, 2013After arriving on campus and moving into their dorms Sunday, the Class of 2017 gathered in the Spingold Theater Monday evening for a new student orientation program called, 'This is Our House!' Dean of Students Jamele Adams led the event in which upperclassmen, including Osaze Akerejah '14, offered some advice in the form of a poetry slam.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author addresses new studentsAug. 29, 2013The Class of 2017 got their first real taste of academic life at the Helen and Phillip Brecher New Student Forum, where, like true Brandeisians, they posed challenging and thought-provoking questions to Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Edward P. Jones.
Orientation brings new friends, calms nervesAug. 27, 2013After arriving over the weekend in cars filled to capacity, the Class of 2017 unpacked, hugged their family goodbye and embraced the beginning of their Brandeis experience. Together, and with some help from their orientation leaders, they prepared for their freshmen year.
Discussion to mark 50th anniversary of March on WashingtonAug. 26, 2013
A new beginning at The Rose Art Museum Aug. 26, 2013The Rose Art Museum will reopen Sept. 17 with five new exhibitions that explore a range of topics, including American celebrity, the profound cultural and social shifts of the 60s and 70s, and the psychology of contemporary drone warfare.
Brandeis, partners help local children draw playful futureAug. 6, 2013A new playground will be constructed Sept. 17 at Waltham's Prospect Hill, thanks to Brandeis and several community partners. Last week, the community's children offered a few ideas to the organizations, drawing depictions of their dream playgrounds.
Students catch computer science bug with 3D gamesAug. 2, 2013Encounters, a family of immersive, residential programs for teens, brought 400 high school students to campus this summer. One of the newest draws is a 3D Game Design program taught by Tim Hickey, a computer science professor, who hopes it will help create a more diverse generation of computer scientists.
LauraBen Moore ’14 helps USA rugby to cup finalsJuly 19, 2013Senior LauraBen Moore, in only her second year of competitive rugby play, has earned a starting role on the USA Rugby Women’s Junior All-Americans (WJAA) team at the 2013 Under-20 Nations Cup. She’ll be playing for a gold medal against Canada on Sunday.
Youth summit explores the world of medicine July 18, 2013The inaugural Global Youth Summit on the Future of Medicine gathered a diverse group of nearly 175 teenagers mulling careers in medicine and healthcare. Over nine days, the delegates received a behind-the-scenes, hands-on education, attending talks by renowned doctors and scholars and visiting medical schools and hospitals in the Boston area.
Transitional Year Program named in memory of Myra Kraft '64June 13, 2013Established in 1968, Brandeis University’s Transitional Year Program is a one-year academic program for students who have not had access to necessary resources either at home or in school to prepare for a rigorous four-year undergraduate experience.
Alum brings 'Seinfeld' characters into 21st centuryJune 6, 2013What if 'Seinfeld' were still on the air? That’s a question Josh Gondelman ’07 and his friend Jack Moore posed to each other one lazy Sunday afternoon. The result: @SeinfeldToday, a Twitter profile that now boasts more than 588,000 followers, and offers a variety of possible answers to the question.
World of Work program helps jumpstart careersMay 28, 2013The WOW program offers financial awards to Brandeis students who wish to pursue summer internships with organizations that may not be able to provide a salary. It encourages students to use the summer to explore career fields, gain new skills and experience the world of work.
Students learn international court from the insideMay 28, 2013How international trials work in practice has been the focus of two Brandeis students studying in The Hague this past semester. Both Haleigh Brockman ’14 and Amelia Katan ’15 are spending April and May as interns at the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Erica Rabner's performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner"May 23, 2013Erica Rabner '13 gave a powerful performance of the national anthem for fellow graduates of the Brandeis Class of 2013, families and friends in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
Wieseltier reminds humanities grads of their valueMay 19, 2013Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, started commencement ceremonies off eloquently with a heartfelt defense of the humanities and an encouragement to humanities graduates to resist the forces of technologic gimmickry and scientism.
Heller School grads celebrate diversity, altruismMay 19, 2013They came to The Heller School of Social Policy and Management from across the globe – from Ghana to Indonesia, from Israel to Jamaica – to learn how to make their communities healthier, stronger and more just. At the Spingold Theater on Sunday, The Heller School celebrated the Class of 2013’s commitment to social justice and civic engagement.
President Fred Lawrence's commencement addressMay 19, 2013
Text of Ellyn Getz's student addressMay 19, 2013
Grads, families look at Brandeis and the road aheadMay 19, 2013As students raced up and down South Street to commencement ceremonies – clutching coffee and pizza or each other, accepting flowers, adjusting their caps – the road that follows graduation was on their, and their families’, minds.
Dr. Rick Hodes' commencement addressMay 19, 2013
Soccer star to march Sunday, return in the fallMay 16, 2013Sam Ocel was the 2012 University Athletic Association Men’s Soccer Player of the Year and Brandeis' top male athlete. He'll march in the academic procession with his classmates Sunday, then return for one more season.
All in the Family: Getz parents and children feel that campus is their second homeMay 14, 2013Ken ’84 and Debra Hassenfeld Getz ’85 met at Brandeis and brought their young children to campus so frequently it felt like home. This Sunday, daughter Ellyn will deliver the student commencement address. Her brother David is a member of the Class of '15.
Two from women's tennis team are NCAA-boundMay 10, 2013Senior Faith Broderick and sophomore Carley Cooke of the 24th-ranked Brandeis University women’s tennis team, have been selected to represent the Judges at the 2013 NCAA Division III Doubles Championships, which will be held May 23 to 25 in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Community members' art enlivens the campus May 8, 2013From the Great Lawn to Farber Library, from wide-open spaces to nooks and crannies in the trees, works of art dot the campus as a result of the annual Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Arts, adding to the environment of creativity, community and celebration.
Peace Corps veterans beat path to Heller School doorMay 7, 2013Brandeis ranks fifth in the nation on the Peace Corps’ list of top Coverdell Fellows programs, though it only began participating in the fellowship two years ago. Currently, 27 returned Peace Corps volunteers are studying at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management.
SCRAM promotes student engagement with RoseMay 7, 2013The group, which currently has 28 members, aims to expose students to the Rose, to provide students with opportunities for in-depth interaction with the collection and to communicate student interests and opinions about the museum.
- Apply now for fall semester parking permitsMay 6, 2013
- John Nunes '13 wins State Dept. scholarship to study RussianMay 3, 2013
- Kansas State students win Generous U competitionMay 2, 2013
Festival brings crowds, smiles, songs to campusMay 1, 2013Brandeis celebrated four days of music, dance, theater and visual arts with its annual Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts and Springfest concert. Crowds of visitors joined the campus community in 'imagining the impossible,' this year’s theme, during the festival April 25 to 28.
Wander with this year's Study Abroad participantsApril 30, 2013Wander: Brandeis Abroad, the magazine which chronicles in photos, poetry and prose the experiences of Brandeis students who spend a semester studying overseas, has published its fourth edition, in conjunction with the Office of Study Abroad. It is available online and in print.
Student speakers for commencement selectedApril 30, 2013Undergraduate Ellyn Getz and graduate student Enrique Levin have been chosen to give the student addresses at Brandeis’ 62nd commencement on Sunday, May 19. Getz is a double major in business and theater arts; Levin is receiving an MBA from the International Business School.
Sam Shankland '14 advancing on international chess scene April 28, 2013An Orinda, California, native, Shankland is an economics major and a chess Grandmaster, placing him at the highest level of players internationally. His laid-back, confident manner is suggestive of leadership-role athletes like pitchers and quarterbacks.
Ceremony to celebrate service, social justiceApril 26, 2013The Department of Community Service will host the fourth annual Celebration of Service and Commitment to Service Award Ceremony on Monday, April 29, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Sherman Function Hall.
- First Brandeis multilingual video festival is April 25April 23, 2013
The Hague puts students' classroom learning to testApril 23, 2013Can the international community really put a sitting president on trial for serious crimes? As Brandeis students studying in The Hague have learned, international justice presents a bold mix of politics and law.
Davis prize-winners work on AIDS preventionApril 18, 2013Davis Projects for Peace is a philanthropic initiative that funds grassroots projects promoting peace and addressing causes of conflict. Recently, the initiative awarded Ardak Meterkulova ’13 and Mangaliso Mohammed ’13 $10,000 each to develop their ideas for AIDS prevention.
- Rose Art Museum to host Family Day on Saturday, April 20April 18, 2013
BEMCo celebrates 30 years of helping othersApril 18, 2013Thirty years and more than 7,600 calls after James Meisel '85 founded the Brandeis Emergency Medical Corps, the organization will celebrate its anniversary with a gala in Sherman Function Hall.
Steve Whitfield honored as scholar, mentor, friendApril 16, 2013Whitfield is one of the faculty most consistently mentioned by students and alumni as having profoundly and positively influenced them during their time at Brandeis. He is the author of eight books and has edited two others.
Hiatt programs offer innovation in job-huntingApril 16, 2013The recent Just In Time Job and Internship Fair and Practice Interview Days are examples of innovative ways in which the Hiatt Career Center is supplementing traditional career development activities to help the Class of 2013 do just as well – or better.
Matt Kupfer '12 named Carnegie junior fellowApril 14, 2013A double major in international and global studies and anthropology with a minor in Russian studies, Kupfer wrote his honors thesis on “Interethnic Conflict in Southern Kyrgyzstan” after witnessing the conflict in Osh firsthand during an internship.
Waltham Group hosting blood drive April 16-18 April 14, 2013- Learn to change the world at Sorensen Fellowship info sessionApril 12, 2013
- Brandeis Phi Beta Kappa elects 84 new membersApril 12, 2013
The Brandeis chapter of Phi Beta Kappa elected 77 new members from the class of 2013 and seven new members from the class of 2014. Stuart H. Altman, PhD, the Sol C. Chaikin Professor of National Health Policy, will speak at the 2013 initiation ceremony during commencement weekend.
- CGES students to lead discussion on growing up German after the Holocaust April 11, 2013
IBS hosts 3 Day Startup for aspiring entrepreneursApril 10, 2013What do you get when you combine five entrepreneurial ideas, 35 sleep-deprived students and only 54 hours to bring those business concepts to fruition? It’s a question that Brandeis International Business School was happy to solve.
Students, faculty-staff to face off at Hoops for HaitiApril 10, 2013The Brandeis Haiti Initiative will host “Hoops for Haiti,” the annual staff and faculty versus students basketball game to raise funds for Haiti, at 6 p.m. on April 14 in the Gosman Athletic Center. Tickets are free for students; donations are appreciated.
GPG grant boosts institute for Russian JewryApril 10, 2013Genesis Philanthropy Group and Brandeis University have signed a multi-million dollar partnership agreement to support the further development and expansion of the Brandeis-Genesis Institute for Russian Jewry, which was founded by GPG and the university in 2009.
- International Journal hosting 'Closer Look into North Korea'April 9, 2013
Theater Arts seniors to present plays, dances, talksApril 8, 2013In its second official year, the festival has grown in both population and number of performances. Students will focus on one “role” for their thesis – director, actor, etcetera – but may find themselves working on a peer’s project in a different role.
Sam Shankland '14 wins a major chess fellowshipMarch 28, 2013Shankland began playing chess when he was nine – a relatively late start for top-flight players. He tied for first in the Under-18 category in the 2008 World Youth Championships in Vietnam, placed third in the 2011 U.S. Championship and became the youngest-ever California state champion at the age of 16.
Rachel's Rides provides alternative to taxisMarch 19, 2013Rafael Abramowitz ‘14 knew he wouldn’t get rich by purchasing Rachel’s Rides Co., a Brandeis-exclusive car service, from his classmate. But it’s already provided him with a wealth of experience in entrepreneurship, community-building and environmentalism.
- Anxiety sufferers: Here's an alum who feels your painMarch 17, 2013
Dan Smith '99 is one of an estimated 40 million Americans who suffer from anxiety-related symptoms such as panic attacks, irrational fears and unsubstantiated worries. He returns to campus Wednesday to read from and discuss his New York Times best-seller 'Monkey Mind: A Memoir of Anxiety.'
Exhibition at Dreitzer features students' photos, sculpturesMarch 17, 2013Students from the Introduction to Photography course self-curated their exhibit, titled, “The Ink Can Bury a Blade,” while the sculpture portion of the exhibition, which is untitled, was curated by members of the faculty. The exhibits will be open until March 22.
- Brandeis on White House honor roll for community service commitmentMarch 13, 2013
Students advocate increase in local, healthy foodMarch 13, 2013Activists want to see more local, fair-trade, ecologically sound food on campus from producers who treat their employees well and their animals humanely. They argue that 'food justice' is part of Brandeis' overarching social justice mission.
Archery club to host first independent tournamentMarch 12, 2013Pop culture's obsession with movies that feature archers has helped boost the Brandeis Archery Club from a small team of four competitive shooters to an active and thriving club with 24 team members. The club will host its first independent tournament on campus on March 17.
Mock classes advance student group's push for Korean language instruction March 8, 2013
Track and field, fencing head for NCAA competitionsMarch 8, 2013Both squads are heading into the final stages of the winter season with fine accomplishments behind them and hopes for All-American rankings on the horizon.
Russian Culture Week brings food, music, moreMarch 6, 2013From traditional cuisine to an authentic Russian dance party, this week of evening events will showcase Brandeis’ high Russian population – one of the largest in the Boston area. Talent show will benefit blind students in Russia.
Museum of Science staff to outline scrolls openingsMarch 4, 2013Opportunities for students to work on the upcoming 'Dead Sea Scrolls: Life in Ancient Times' exhibition at the Museum of Science in Boston will be outlined in an information session with representatives of the museum on Wednesday, March 6.
Generous U competition is growing exponentiallyMarch 3, 2013The Heller's School's Sillerman Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy created the contest for college and graduate students across the United States to encourage social justice philanthropy. The winning team gets $5,000 towards its club or organizational mission.
- Fellows building bridges, serving India's needsMarch 1, 2013
The Brandeis-India Initiative's fellowship program annually sends student ambassadors to India to work on social justice oriented projects and strengthen the university's ties with parents, alumni, educational institutions and organizations there. An information session about the fellowship is scheduled for March 6; deadline for applying for the next group of fellows is March 22.
- Bill Imada plays career matchmaker at Hiatt Communications ForumFeb. 22, 2013
Students teach healthy habits to next generationFeb. 22, 2013Brandeis students have partnered with civic group Healthy Waltham in a variety of ways through the years, often working with local youth to teach them healthy habits.
A Valentine's Day celebration of Louie LoveFeb. 13, 2013Standard measures of campus character like GPAs and SATs don't take into account one prominent aspect of life at Brandeis -- the large number of students who meet their mates here. One in 10 Brandeis graduates is married to a fellow alum.
Business school team wins investment challengeFeb. 7, 2013Organized by the Boston Security Analysts Society, the event featured groups from Brandeis, Boston University, MIT and Northeastern delivering 10-minute buy-or-sell pitches for the voice-recognition software company Nuance Communications.
- Text of Provost Steve A.N. Goldstein's message regarding forecasts of an impending blizzardFeb. 7, 2013
Class project evolves into fully staged documentaryFeb. 6, 2013The actors dug into the history of the Vietnam era, examining archival documents, records, newspaper articles and interviews shared with them by Julian Seltzer '15 and Amanda Stern '15, the students who developed the production from a dramatic reading to a full production.
Eliza and Judy Dushku to keynote 'DEIS Impact WednesdayFeb. 2, 2013Eliza’s connection to Uganda began when she joined one of her mother Judy’s Suffolk University classes on a two-week trip to the war-torn African nation in 2009. The students wanted to learn about the rehabilitation of child soldiers. What they found was shocking.
Miller hits Mideast myths, praises bVIEW's initiativeJan. 27, 2013A veteran US diplomat and Middle East negotiator, Aaron David Miller, gave the keynote speech at a conference on Israel discourse. He joined President Fred Lawrence in urging student organizers to broaden their depolarization effort.
Fashion award winners honored at New York soireeJan. 25, 2013Students joined some of the biggest names in fashion at the 2013 YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund awards dinner on Jan. 8. The event, at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York, honored 125 students from around the county who’d won $5,000 scholarships.
Mideast expert Aaron Miller keynoting student Israel conferenceJan. 24, 2013The conference was conceived and organized entirely by students whose interest is improving the quality of campus discussions of Israel and reducing the polarization that has long divided Israel-oriented members of the community.
MLK event focuses on our duty to Dr. King's dreamJan. 22, 2013Herman W. Hemingway ’53 bracketed his Martin Luther King Day keynote address with the poetry of Langston Hughes, evoking first a grim consideration on what happens when a dream is unrealized and finishing with a heartfelt expression of dreaming’s necessity.
Hemingway '53, brother of King, shared the dreamJan. 17, 2013Herman W. Hemingway '53, the first black man to graduate Brandeis, and who worked to further the cause of social justice and fight racial prejudice,will return to campus Monday, Jan. 21, as keynote speaker for Martin Luther King Day observances.
President Lawrence visits Indian alums, educatorsJan. 17, 2013Accompanied by Harleen Singh, the Helaine and Alvin Allen Assistant Professor of Literature and co-chair of the South Asia Studies Program, and his wife, Dr. Kathy Lawrence, the president met with dozens of members of the Brandeis family in India at receptions in Delhi and Mumbai in early January.
- Student in Sustainable International Development Program works in BoliviaJan. 15, 2013
Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit to create opportunitiesJan. 14, 2013The exhibition, created by the Israel Antiquities Authority, will include fragments from 20 of the Dead Sea scrolls and more than 500 artifacts. It is scheduled to open on May 19 and to continue until mid-October.
Brandeis welcoming 126 midyear-entering studentsJan. 10, 2013In addition to people from throughout the United States, the entering students hail from locations far and wide, including India, Israel, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Korea, Georgia and Panama, among other countries.
MLK Day to feature Herman Hemingway, Chad WilliamsJan. 7, 2013The 8th Annual Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial “The Duty of A Dream!” will take place on Monday, January 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the Shapiro Campus Center Theater. The keynote speaker, Herman Hemingway ‘53, is the first black man to graduate from Brandeis, and was a fraternity brother and mentee of Dr. King’s.
- One-day parking changes accommodate midyear student move-inJan. 7, 2013
Brandeis mobile app updated with events and directory featuresDec. 18, 2012
Brandeis chefs share epicurian passionsDec. 17, 2012If you’ve ever had dreams of competing on 'Hell’s Kitchen' or 'Iron 'Chef,' check out what sous chef Zachary Kestler served up in a recent competition. We sat down with some of the Brandeis chefs to learn about their training and what direction they feel large dining facilities are heading in.
Handel's 'Messiah' again tops Brandeis BillboardDec. 14, 2012The annual holiday sing-along has maintained its popularity over the years, proved once again by the packed Shapiro Campus Center on Thursday afternoon. This year President Fred Lawrence acted as guest conductor for Hallelujah, the last song.
How do YOU battle the stress of finals week?Dec. 13, 2012Finals week is a stressful time for most students on campus, and the ways they combat the tension varies widely. Some play piano, dance or grab an X-Box for video games, while another group hits the boxing ring, taking their extra energy out on heavy bags and, sometimes, each other.
Sorensen Fellows to discuss wide range of experiencesDec. 11, 2012A unique opportunity for sophomores and juniors to integrate coursework with summer internships in the United States and overseas, the fellowships are open to students in any major and include a stipend to cover travel and living expenses during the internship.
- New student group focuses on visions for Israel's futureDec. 10, 2012
Chen Arad, Natan Odenheimer and Gil Zamir didn't know one another when they arrived at Brandeis in 2011 fresh from military service in Israel. Now they're pals, and they and some American friends are trying to change the way people on campus and beyond talk about their homeland. In January, they're planning a conference here of Israel-interested students from throughout greater Boston.
- Studio Fine Arts majors to open exhibition in Dreitzer Gallery Dec. 12Dec. 10, 2012
Community invited to join in 'Messiah' sing-alongDec. 9, 2012The Brandeis community is invited to join in the annual sing-along of George Frideric Handel’s masterpiece 'Messiah' on Dec. 13, followed by refreshments, caroling, Christmas tree trimming and a Hanukkah candle lighting in the Shapiro Student Center atrium from 4 to 5 p.m.
Bunnies: A cute, elusive route to online community?Dec. 4, 2012Sarah Bierman ’14, creator of the outdoor installation titled “There are Bunnies Everywhere,” says she hopes to evoke from viewers the thoughts she has when she sees bunnies throughout campus at night: cute but elusive. Bierman says she also sees her project as a metaphor for many human experiences.
Segal Fellowship offers experience, networkingDec. 2, 2012As the architect of the AmeriCorps program, Eli Segal built a legacy of commitment to community. Following his death in 2006, family members and the Clinton Family Foundation created the Eli J. Segal Citizen Leadership Program at Brandeis.
Film, discussion will focus on Haitian cholera epidemicDec. 1, 2012In October of 2010, Nepalese soldiers from a UN mission dumped sewage into a stream that carried the waste into Haiti’s most important river, causing an epidemic that killed approximately 7,000 people and sickened more than half a million. Event is Wednesday at 7 p.m., Olin-Sang Auditorium.
- Student Union raising money to assist Hurricane Sandy victimsNov. 28, 2012
- Energy Saving IdeaLAB offers tips for science buildingsNov. 27, 2012
- Brandeis Buddies program organizers receive community service award Nov. 26, 2012
Brandeis debate team ranked 2nd in US and aiming for the top Nov. 26, 2012The Brandeis Academic Debate and Speech Society has reached its highest ranking to date, and has three times been voted the club other teams' members would want to join. With its top-notch reputation, members hope the club will continue to expand.
Egg drop promotes experiential learningNov. 20, 2012A steady stream of students visited Shapiro Campus Center last Wednesday, competing to save their eggs from gooey ends in an egg drop event staged by the ExCEL Fellows to stimulate interest in the wide variety of experiential learning opportunities at Brandeis.
- Adamia, Van Buren and Odenheimer win Karpf and Hahn peace awardsNov. 19, 2012
- Elizabeth Stoker '13 wins Marshall ScholarshipNov. 19, 2012
A native of Arlington, Texas, Stoker has earned a near-perfect GPA while pursuing a double major in English and sociology and a minor in Near Eastern and Judaic studies. During her first semester, she founded the Brandeis: Be Our Guest program, which allows students to donate meal plan guest meals to be cooked and served at a homeless shelter in Waltham. She has been deeply involved in community service activities throughout her Brandeis career.
Women's soccer team falls to Misericordia in Elite Eight playNov. 17, 2012The most successful season in Brandeis University women's soccer history ended with a 2-0 defeat at the hands of 10th-ranked Misericordia University in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Division III tournament. All but two players will return next season.
Brandeis joins consortium to offer online learning Nov. 15, 2012Semester Online will be the first to offer undergraduates rigorous, online courses for credit from a consortium of universities. The program is delivered through a virtual classroom environment and interactive platform developed by a private online education company.
- ExCEL fellows urge students to get egg-citedNov. 12, 2012
Students are invited to the Great Lawn from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday for an egg drop. Zoe Oppenheimer ’14 and Emily Bunker Peterson ’13, ExCEL Fellows and co-chairs of this event, planned it to generate interest in experiential learning.
- Brandeis Black Student Organization holding annual 'Black Is' weekNov. 6, 2012
Women's soccer team wins NCAA tourney berthNov. 6, 2012The Judges were led by a fantastic defense, setting a school-record with 13 shutouts in 19 contests. Goalkeepers are Francine Kofinas and Michelle Savuto. Offensively, sophomore transfer Dara Spital led the Judges with 12 goals and five assists for 29 points.
Latino professionals holding sixth summit, career fairOct. 31, 2012The event, put on by the Boston chapter of the Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting, will be held on Saturday. It will feature workshops and programs focused on important career skills, including how to market yourself and expand your professional networks. It is free and is open to all Brandeis students, not only Latinos and finance majors.
- University open and on regular schedule todayOct. 29, 2012
Brandeis University will be open and classes will proceed as regularly scheduled today, as Hurricane Sandy has declined to light rain and moderate winds. President Fred Lawrence expressed "heartfelt thanks to the hundreds of colleagues who worked... to complete our storm preparations.” Lawrence said that the staff will continue working to resolve the minor issues that arose during the storm. Please call Public Safety at (781) 736-3333 if you have any problems that require immediate attention.
Competitive swimming back after three-year hiatusOct. 24, 2012For the first time since the 2009-10 season, and for the first time at home since 2008, the Brandeis swimming and diving teams were in action. They earned 15 victories and established a new school record in front of the packed Linsey Pool bleachers.
A visit to Syrian refugees in Jordan is an eye-openerOct. 21, 2012Chen Arad and Natan Odenheimer met last year as roommates entering Brandeis. This summer, Arad visited Odenheimer at the Jordanian University in Amman, and they traveled together to the Syrian-Jordanian border, where they met two families of Syrian refugees.
Brandeis archery team, club see surge in membersOct. 9, 2012In just three years, membership has tripled for the Brandeis archery team. During this year's Club Fair, more than 200 students signed up to learn more about the sport that is resurgent across the nation. Drop-ins for the archery club often draw 30 members at a time - especially during finals.
- Information session offered for Segal program public-service internshipsOct. 5, 2012
Judges' soccer teams in midst of stellar seasonsOct. 4, 2012After earning simultaneous national Division III rankings for the first time, the Brandeis men’s and women’s teams each have won nine of their first 10 contests. The ninth-ranked men defeated Wheaton College Tuesday night to improve to 10-0-1, setting a program record for longest unbeaten streak at 16 in a row.
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