"From Upheaval to Action: What Works in Changing Higher Ed" explores how institutions are confronting challenges and finding success.
Chloe Morales ’23, MPP’26, a graduate student in Heller's Master of Public Policy (MPP) program, is studying behavioral health, specifically the mental health of immigrant families.
The grant will fund further development of a portable, digital second transcript.
In the Master of Science in Business Analytics program, Guay is learning how to apply data to real business challenges and to meaningful, sustainability-focused work.
Sheryl Sandberg, entrepreneur, author and former Meta COO; Isabel Wilkerson, Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and author, to address graduates.
From childhood memories to cultural performances and community celebrations, students share the many ways they honor and celebrate the holiday.
The program’s challenging curriculum blends quantitative and qualitative coursework to build on undergraduate business studies and prepare students for leadership in a global business environment.
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.
Gabriella Chiquiar-Rabinovich ’27 spent the summer uncovering the histories of accomplished, yet often overlooked, figures in Jewish history.
Lauren Farley ’26 spent her summer learning about sales, business development and event planning as an intern with the American Clean Power Association.
Greg Roitbourd ’26 is using acoustic technology to study ecosystems in the North Atlantic — and finding his sea legs in the process.
Through internships, Brandeis students explore interests, develop professional skills and prepare for successful careers in a rapidly changing world.
Two major projects — a new residence hall, designed to enhance the student experience, and a Center for Jewish Life, which will bring all Jewish life and culture under one roof — are currently underway.
Brandeis highlighted as one of several "Northeast Hidden Ivies" that combine academic excellence with accessibility, diversity, and modern relevance.
A Q&A with President Arthur Levine ’70, who believes studying the liberal arts is essential in the global digital knowledge economy.
Scene at Brandeis is a series featuring the work of Brandeis' staff photographers from the past month.
By Dan Holmes and Gaelen Morse