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Reinventing the Liberal Arts: A conversation about the updated Brandeis Core

Jeffrey Shoulson discusses what the redesigned Core means for future students and how it reflects Brandeis' broader effort to reinvent the liberal arts for a rapidly changing world.

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Sports analytics and the World Cup: The numbers within 'the beautiful game'

Sports analytics impacts everything from front office decisions to play on the field.

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New Brandeis Global Career Accelerator internship program leverages industry partnerships

The online pilot offers an innovative approach to experiential learning.

Books

These Books Speak Volumes

For Holocaust Survivor Day, Brandeis is revisiting this story about a special project to identify and preserve a large cache of ordinary books, looted from Jewish homes and institutions by the Nazis during the Holocaust.

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Brandeis Professor Sheida Soleimani named 2026 Guggenheim Fellow

The fine arts professor is one of 223 individuals to receive the prestigious fellowship.

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Digging into the past: Brandeis students excavate medieval Scotland

Each summer, a small team of Brandeis undergraduates travel to Scotland's 12th-century Lindores Abbey to gain hands-on experience working at an active archaeological dig site.

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Rigor and empathy, hand in hand: Brandeis University’s 75th Commencement

Brandeis University conferred more than 1,600 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees at its 75th Commencement Exercises.

Spotlight on Internships

  • Elizabeth Ford '27 standing in front of the Healthy Acadia sign.

    The power of pride

    In her conservative hometown, Elizabeth Ford ’27 spent a summer measuring whether belonging can be the best medicine.

  • Noam Reiner ’27

    Blazing a path to a rewarding career

    Working at Capital One through the company’s Analyst Early Internship Program gave Noam Reiner ’27 a chance to fine-tune her career goals.

  • Greg Roitbourd '26 stands on a dock in front of a large NOAA research boat.

    Charting new waters in ocean science

    Greg Roitbourd ’26 is using acoustic technology to study ecosystems in the North Atlantic — and finding his sea legs in the process.

  • Walid Ichcho performing research in a lab at his internship.

    Learning skills to find a cure

    This summer, Walid Ichcho ’27 put his passion for medicine and research into practice during a 12-week internship at Stanford Medicine, where his team's main objective was to find a therapeutic approach to treat autoimmune diseases.

  • Lyra stands next to a fish tank during an internship at the New England aquarium

    Real-World Learning: Internships at Brandeis

    Through internships, Brandeis students explore interests, develop professional skills and prepare for successful careers in a rapidly changing world.

Around Campus

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98% of Brandeis’ Class of 2025 employed or attending graduate school 6 months after graduation

Graduates launched careers and advanced their education across a wide range of fields, including healthcare, financial services, science and research, engineering and beyond.

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Brandeis light microscopy facility marks a new era with ribbon-cutting ceremony

The ceremony celebrated $2.6 million in funding from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center and the opening of the new Light Microscopy Facility.

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What Are The 63 Hidden Ivies? The Full 2025 List Of America’s Elite Colleges Beyond The Ivy League

Brandeis highlighted as one of several "Northeast Hidden Ivies" that combine academic excellence with accessibility, diversity, and modern relevance.

Of Note

The Brandeis women's tennis duo of junior Mandy Reyes of Manila, Philippines, and senior Rebecca Suarez of New York, New York, won their opening round match at the 2026 NCAA Division III Doubles Tournament last week in Tennessee.

Levine discussed innovation in education and how The Brandeis Plan is being implemented.

Professors Darlene Brooks Hedstrom and Peter Kalb will work on books on a material history of monasticism and an art history of the moon landing.

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Photography

Scene at Brandeis

Scene at Brandeis is a series featuring the work of Brandeis' staff photographers from the past month.

By Dan Holmes and Gaelen Morse

In the News

WGBH

Brandeis Plan to Reinvent the Liberal Arts cited

Parade Magazine

Insights featured from Professor Margie Lachman's new book, "Primetime: A New Vision for Midlife."

WCVB-TV

Students featured on television news segment