Of Note
Renovation of former Kutz Hall underscores Brandeis’ historic mission and investment in the Jewish future
The Brandeis University Board of Trustees has re-elected Lisa Kranc ’75 to a two-year term as chair, reaffirming her leadership and continued dedication to the university.
Undergraduate and Graduate Ceremonies to be held Sunday, May 18, in Gosman Sports and Convocation Center
Over the past year, GSAS students across disciplines have earned a wide range of external grants and fellowships to support their research.
This year, six PhD students from the Brandeis Department of Anthropology have received Wenner-Gren or National Science Foundation grants in recognition of their hard work and innovative research.
The scholarships aim to give public service professionals a path to a fulfilling career in Jewish nonprofit leadership.
On April 4, students, faculty and staff gathered for the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences’ Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, where graduate students had just three minutes to explain their research to a general audience.
The new residence hall project signals long-term commitment to student life, sustainability, summer programming and the future of the Waltham campus.
Times Higher Education has named Brandeis University in the top 10 on its list of the World's Best Small Universities.
The university’s team of seven finished 47th out of 477 in the Putnam Mathematics Competition, with team member Max Shepherd ’26 earning an individual rank of 150th out of 3,988 total contestants.
Brandeis University hosts a groundbreaking discussion with Alim Braxton, calling in live from Wake County Detention Center, and Mark Katz to explore the power of music, justice, and transformation.
The grades are in on the second annual Anti-Defamation League’s Campus Antisemitism Report Card and Brandeis University again received an A.
Article by professor Dominic Hodgkin and colleagues
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Dean Baquet, the pioneering former executive editor of The New York Times, will headline “The Media in a Divided America,” a timely event that will take place at Brandeis University on Tuesday, March 4.
Brandeis University is pleased to announce the appointment of nationally renowned nonprofit leader Jordan Tannenbaum ’72 as Senior Vice President of Institutional Advancement.
The U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs has recognized Brandeis University as a “Fulbright Top Producing Institution” for 2024-25.
Advancing its mission to connect knowledge, critical thinking, and ethical reasoning with solutions to society's challenges, Brandeis University announced the launch of its Engineering Science program.
Pamela Allara, associate professor emerita of contemporary art at Brandeis, has been chosen as one of the 2025 honorees at the Boston Arts Academy Foundation’s Champion Reception.
The School of Music faculty ensemble, Fredaissance, will premiere a commissioned composition by award-winning Taiwanese composer Dr. Yu-Hui Chang, Professor of Composition at Brandeis University.
The Jewish Book Council has selected publications by husband and wife faculty members President Emeritus Jehuda Reinharz, Phd’72, H’11, and Jacob S. Potofsky Professor of Sociology, Emerita Shulamit Reinharz, GSAS MA’69, PhD’77, as finalists for this year’s National Jewish Book Award.
In her expanded role, Walker will continue to spearhead the undergraduate admissions office and assume oversight of student financial services and the registrar’s office under the direct leadership of the President.
The Brandeis Commitment aims to reduce financial barriers, providing predictable aid for families earning up to $200,000.
Dr. Edith Pick shares her insights into the dynamics of diversity and politics in Jewish organizations, and how Brandeis undergraduate students can navigate conflict and promote feelings of community on campus.
The 54th Lewis S. Rosenstiel Award for Distinguished Work in Basic Biomedical Research has been conferred on 4 remarkable neuroscientists.
Paola Servino, Associate Professor of the Practice of Italian Studies and Co-chair of the Interdepartmental Program of Italian Studies, has been named Best Italian Teacher of the Year by the Massachusetts Italian Teachers Association (MITA/AATI) for 2024.