Full Issue
Feature Stories
After fire nearly destroyed an architectural icon, a Sorbonne acoustician helped preserve its signature sound — and cracked a medieval mystery.
Sidebar Story: An Evolving Historical Soundscape
Software developed by computer science professor Harry Mairson is helping luthiers craft faithful replicas of old-world violins and cellos.
The lovingly fractious relationship between a former Fox News correspondent and his Holocaust-survivor mom has made their true-crime podcast a hit.
Arts and Culture
Public art is more important than ever, says the chief curator of NYC’s Madison Square Park.
A book by Shulamit Reinharz, GSAS MA’69, PhD’77, the Jacob Potofsky Professor of Sociology, Emerita, earns a 2024 National Jewish Book Award.
Impact
Groundbreaking research efforts by Brandeis faculty — often conducted with the help of Brandeis students — have earned many accolades on the world stage.
The Brief
This summer, Brandeis begins construction on a state-of-the-art 631-bed residence hall, located on the lower campus.
Brandeis awarded more than 1,700 degrees to undergraduate and graduate students during its 74th Commencement exercises.
A celebrated scholar of American Jewish history retires.
The U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs has named Brandeis a Fulbright Top Producing Institution.
Celebrating noteworthy achievements by the Brandeis community.