Brandeis Magazine

A large cache of ordinary books, looted from Jewish homes and institutions by the Nazis, reveal their extraordinary stories at Brandeis.

Dmitry Troyanovsky ’98, associate professor of theater arts, directs stage productions that open hearts and minds.

Brandeis professors explain how the proliferation of AI is changing what they do in the classroom.

Mo Seyedsayamdost ’01 is on a quest to increase a dwindling arsenal of lifesaving antibiotics.

Blood is thicker than water, the saying goes. This reminder might be useful for humans, but for mosquitoes, choosing between the two is a nonstarter.

Oceanographer Sally Warner is reading the future of climate change in glacier walls.

Brandeis prepares to launch its own engineering program with a goal to produce a new generation of technically skilled, intellectually nimble, and socially minded engineers.

The university debuted its first engineering course, Introduction to Design Methodology, in fall 2023. The course provides an overview of the engineering design process with a focus on human-centered design.

It’s not just students who are excited by the new engineering program. Alumni and friends are making investments to help start and sustain the program.

An undergraduate alumnus leads Brandeis for the first time in the university’s history.

Sculptor Hugh Hayden’s first New England solo exhibition, “Home Work,” is on view at the Rose Art Museum through June 1.

Celebrating noteworthy achievements by the Brandeis community.