Performances held in Spingold Thursday to Sunday

Founder, President Fred Lawrence to speak at gala

New book digs into environmental science research and policy-making

Artists to perform world music concert Thursday

Israeli-Palesetinian youth ensemble to perform in Levin Ballroom Feb. 26

New York Times says it's a book every serious student of Lincoln will have to read

Ed Ruscha, Walead Beshty and Sam Jury exhibits open Feb. 13

Forty events will comprise annual festival from Feb. 1 to 11

Provost's advice: Take control, take risks, take care and enjoy

Best Buddies participant Peter Filosa follows his passions from sports to advocacy to meeting his heroes

Biannual art show a chance for students to share with the community

Have you ever dreamed of competing on 'Hell’s Kitchen' or 'Iron Chef?' Zachary Kestler recently brought home silver in the national Aramark competition

Campus sing-along tradition draws members of community in holiday celebrations

Some of the ways students fight the tension could leave heads spinning

Brandeis Theater Company performs Tennessee Williams' classic play

Stanford Sociology Professor Doug McAdam shares views, research

ExCEL Fellows extol the benefits of learning while doing

Season over; 16-5-2 record is best ever

Exhibition on display in Dreitzer Gallery through Dec. 7

Proceeds from Sunday's performance to benefit Waltham Fields Community Farm

Rosbash and Hall honored for groundbreaking work in circadian rhythms

A wide variety of forms will be presented in upcoming events

Brandeis students from Israel record the experiences of two families

Brandeis Theater Company performs first production of season

Alum and resident scholar earns honors at Prix de la Photographie Paris for 'Le Cirque Imaginaire'

Four Brandeis students interning with Attukwei Arts Foundation this summer

He tells new graduates they have been trained to turn information into knowledge, and hopefully into wisdom

Founder of Posse Foundation tells graduates the responsibility to create change lies with them

Brandeis skydiving club attracts novices ready to soar

National Center for Jewish Film programs run April 18-29

Brandeis Theater Company performances to run through weekend

More than 70 students participate in fourth annual symposium

Tufts-based players doing a one-day MusicUnitesUs residency Wednesday

A new Mandel Center lecture series kicks off at 4 p.m. today

Brilliant film screened for Brandeis friends, supporters and alums in Los Angeles

Exchanges of scholars, significant donations and possibilities for broadening Study Abroad opportunities are among results

Brandeis Theater Company production to run through weekend

Excitement high; swimming available on campus for first time since 2008

Starting at 9 p.m. Saturday, speeches, a free swim and races herald renewal of Linsey Sports Center; $1 million gift announced to support its programs

Web-based show for foodies draws on everyday chefs for instruction and advice

On a mission to manipulate microscale structures of materials, researchers engineer new methods of controlling surface tension

Flakes shower students, faculty and staff at 'Messiah Sing'

Ethnomusicologist researches development and change in music and culture

Business school event focuses on data storage and security

Women and girls of 78 countries tell their stories

Introductory lecture at 7:30 p.m. to be followed by concert and dance

Judges win second straight Div. III championship, ending season 15-5-1

Photos by university photographer Mike Lovett

Director Bill Barclay writes original music for 'The Comedy of Errors'

Niall FitzGerald honored by International Business School's Perlmutter Institute

Business school's World Court becomes a scene of celebration

'It's a welcoming place,' says Division of Science Chair Eve Marder '68

President Lawrence declares 'a new beginning' for renowned collection

Artist James Rosenquist will be on hand for celebration

Broad $1.7 million renovation project has been completed

Eliminating energy 'vampires,' composting waste and monitoring all play roles

Professor relates current economic devastation to old prejudices

Sarah Shoemaker, director of the archives, offers a video introduction

Guitarist and vocalist Adam Gardner offers advice to students

Students go to the heart of international court system, talk with jurists

Ethan Baird '02 will be jamming with current faculty, students

Judy Eissenberg pursues interest in people, places, peace and world music

Summer programs for high school students let them explore Judaism with other interests

Medieval Art Professor Charles McClendon pairs course with local exhibit

One step closer to learning how cilia movement is coordinated

Brandeis' newest alumni celebrate their achievements with fellow graduates, proud parents and friends

The university's all-male a cappella group sings Brandeis' 'Alma Mater' at the 2011 Commencement ceremony

Renowned cellist plays 'Prayer' by Ernest Bloch and 'Gigue' from Johann Sebastian Bach's Third Suite

NY Times columnist sends Class of 2011 off with good humor, serious challenges and upbeat assurances

President Lawrence presides at his first Brandeis Commencement

Graduate reflects on the past four years, and focuses on hopes for the future

Together since freshman year, the quartet members will head in different directions after May 22 graduation

Judges make valiant effort in postseason play

Debra Granik '85 returns to Brandeis for screening, Q&A

Annual four-day event ran gamut of creative genres – from music to dance, theater to visual art

Watch behind-the-scenes moments and highlights of the ceremony

Jurists, filmmaker, Brandeis president emeritus, cellist to receive honorary degrees

Alum reflects on 1963 show, collector shares how tape was discovered

Proceeds will go to ETE Camp, Hope for Haiti, Partners in Health and Japan relief

Investiture of 8th president focuses on bedrock values of Brandeis

Professor Irving Epstein has spent four decades studying patterns from chemistry and mathematics to animal fur and social systems

Lasers used to study splicing of pre-messenger RNA molecules, an essential process in creating proteins

World-renowned Palestinian oudist Simon Shaheen's campus residency to culminate in March 12 concert at Slosberg Music Center

In videos, Tunisia, Egypt and regional specialists explain what has happened, and what may be ahead

Brandeis Theater Company performs workshop production of Maria Alexandria Beech's new play

Recently donated papers and photos valuable to researchers and Spitzers' descendants

Deans and mentors offer welcomes, give advice

Famed columnist and renowned political philosopher both were honors grads in Class of '75

A collection of experiences, pointers, film and photos; applications are due Feb. 18

Performance schedule, and a slideshow by university photographer Mike Lovett of 'Sunday in the Park with George'

The Mandel Center for the Humanities rises: A story in pictures by university photographer Mike Lovett

Plus a slideshow of students' photos taken this past summer.

Presentations and posters at Oct. 21 expo will show and tell about social service and engagement from Waltham to Haiti

Pedal assisted power being piloted as a clean and cost-effective way to patrol

Architect Martin Dermady points out principal concepts, functions of the facility

$1 million renewal project refurbished Jewish, Muslim and Christian spaces

The 761-strong class of 2014 holds the distinction of being the most international incoming class

High-school-age youth worked on their music, film, painting and writing

Students focused on areas including technology, health and society, and the environment

Host Neil deGrasse Tyson spent time in the lab for an episode of the PBS series

After traveling there to research AIDS prevention, he’s now trying to help with relief efforts

Leslie Pearlstein becomes president of the BNC

The building, which will bridge disciplines from across campus, will be open for the start of the fall 2010 semester

Highlights included "Source/ReSource" installation and Family Fun Day

Graduates discuss their plans for the future

The Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter is awarded an honorary degree

More than 8,000 celebrate university's 59th commencement

Members of the class of 2010 share their stories

Schreier's picture of a katydid in Bali earns him a shadow-day with Globe photographer

Thousands 'Connect/ReConnect' at the Leonard Bernstein Festival

This year marked the variety show's 10th anniversary

Michael Dowling is building a large-scale public art installation outside of the Rose

Exhibits showcase work of students in post-baccalaureate program

State of the Arts goes inside their studios, and their creative processes

Community members can monitor the energy production online

Ruben Cohen '97 and Elie Schochet '97 share their stories and pictures

The vice president for capital projects talks about building 'digital constructions'

His original perspective on the American landscape is catching the eye of both curators and critics

We survey the winter break scene

Inside the historical significance, and continued relevance, of Joseph Heller's novel

They offer mixed reviews of the president's strategy

He becomes the first baseball alum to have his Brandeis number retired

Performances run though Oct. 18

A look back, from move-in day to the New Student Forum

Members raised $2 million to support research in the new Carl J. Shapiro Science Center

Brandeis celebrates the accomplishments of the Class of 2009

Students call on the Brandeis community to rise up and create a newfound hope during these challenging times

'DeisBikes was developed by students

Multicultural musical group is prepping to release first album this spring

BrandeisNOW caught up with Lavin during a recent Brandeis performance