Mandel Center for the Humanities

A poster for the safety through solidarity event

A poster that says "Is there a We in the Israel Palestine Debate" with abstract hand in the background

Poster for Shakespeare's Sisters. A red brocade background like a dress from the Tudor period.

Shakespeare's Sisters Event inspired by Prof. Ramie Targoff's new book. We discussed the Elizabethan Era across the disciplines.

A poster for the get curious lecture series

Professors Gowri Vijayakumar and Patricia Alvarez Astacio discuss Neoliberalism

A poster for three programs in Global Affairs with a background of a bazaar and antiques

New books table at the Autumn Reception

A wave that is turquoise and explanation of event

Mandel Grant Winners - Faculty 2024

Event photo with details of time and place and photos of speakers

Virginia Dignum who delivered an AI Ethics lecture in Spring 2024

A photo of ruins announcing three events with Faith Smith

A blue poster with leafy silhouette and white lettering announcing two events in the new "Get Curious!" series, one on alternatives to policin and the other on trans justice

Names of faculty presenters: Patricia Alvarez, V Varun Chaudhry, AMy Singer, Tom King

A poster with a photo of speaker Islam Issa

A photo of Dr. Kinitra Brooks in an object shaped like a key with autumn leaves behind

AI and the Future of Higher Education Event with futuristic background and speakers Maria Sachiko Cecire, Melissa Cefkin, Charles Givre (a Brandeis alum) and Sylvester A. Johnson

Autumnal trees with invitation to autumn reception

A New Vision for the Humanities

The Mandel Center for the Humanities seeks to explore the pressing and far-reaching questions of the past, present and future using the interpretive capacities of the humanities, the social sciences and the creative arts. Serving as a hub to connect different parts of the Brandeis community and to link Brandeis with communities beyond, the Center hosts innovative programming, supports faculty and students in cutting-edge, globally oriented and public-facing research, and advances humanistic understanding across the boundaries of nation, discipline, and medium.