Zosia Busé '20 wants to make an impact
Zosia Busé's passion lies with her work with 'deis Impact, the annual festival for social justice at Brandeis
Story »Artificial intelligence meets WGBH's archives
An effort started by computational linguist James Pustejovsky aims to index and catalog some of the most famous programs in public television and radio's history — no humans needed. More »
MusicUnitesUS presents: The Notion of Melody
Māori composer Horomona Horo, Australian composer Ian Munro, and Chickasaw composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate will come to campus for a residency and performance. More »
Santiago Montoya Palacios '19 wants to know: 'Will this help make a positive change in the world?'
No matter what he's doing, the sociology and Hispanic studies double-major keeps this central question in mind. More »
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