Category: Arts
This fall at the Rose Art Museum: ‘Peter Sacks: Resistance’Sept. 16, 2022The Rose’s fall season features over eighty never-before-seen portraits by the acclaimed visual artist
Finding her sound through the viola da gambaSept. 1, 2022Sarah Mead discovered her sound at a young age through a unique instrument — the viola da gamba.
What Brandeis creative arts faculty have been up to this summerAug. 10, 2022When Brandeis University creative arts faculty aren't working with students on campus, they can often be found in art galleries, museums, theaters and performance halls.
Marta Kauffman ’78 endows professorship in African and African American StudiesJune 16, 2022“Friends” co-creator's pledge establishes the first chair in the department’s history.
An art project for those who may go unseen and unheardMay 27, 2022Sienna Bucu '22 has been awarded a $10,000 Projects for Peace grant to take on an ambitious art installation project in the public schools of her hometown, Union, New Jersey.
What's next for these graduates? New York City.May 16, 2022Members of the Class of 2022, moving to the big apple after graduation, share their excitement for the future and how Brandeis has prepared them for what lies ahead.
John-Andrew Morrison ’95 nominated for Tony in broadway’s “A Strange Loop”May 10, 2022Broadway buffs are flocking to see the new musical about race, sexuality and theater.
Creating community through ‘Connections’ April 29, 2022The Asian American Student Association's new magazine was inspired by Eastern Tide, a publication shared at Brandeis three decades ago.
Actor and podcaster Michelle Miller '11 takes the Brandeis QuestionnaireApril 15, 2022Versatility, Miller says, has become a key element of her creative journey.
The State of Blackness: Carrying the torch to an inclusive communityApril 5, 2022The Brandeis community came together for a weekend of food, dancing, and celebration.
Fostering Curiosity: Professor Elizabeth Bradfield’s life as a naturalist and poet April 4, 2022The Cape Cod local shares her recent work, advice for students and passions on land and sea.
A dreamy adaptation of 'Orlando'March 14, 2022The Department of Theater Arts performed this unique adaptation of Virginia Woolf's popular novel.
In residence: Writer Grace Talusan and poet Chen ChenFeb. 28, 2022The Fannie Hurst Writer-in-Residence and the Jacob Ziskind Poet-in-Residence are able to divide their time between teaching courses and working on their personal writing projects. As a result, their art is thriving.
Erin Gee, associate professor of music, honored by the American Academy of Arts and LettersFeb. 24, 2022
In sync: two Brandeis students are skating into the history books.Feb. 23, 2022Evan Israel '24 and Sami Winawer '23 are members of Hayden Select, a team of athletes looking to bring this unique form of skating to the winter Olympics.
Check out the latest edition of Brandeis MagazineFeb. 17, 2022Brandeis Magazine features former Facebook engineer Sahar Massachi ’11, GSAS MA’12, who's working to build a kinder, gentler internet, and much more.
Showcasing Black artists at The Rose Art MuseumFeb. 14, 2022The museum's curatorial team is dedicated to amplifying diverse and marginalized voices as a form of radical storytelling.
Sharing the “secrets of Stradivari”Feb. 6, 2022Computer Science Professor Harry Mairson’s focus outside the classroom is on building violins, violas, and violoncellos. And he’s brought his digital tools to this work.
Brandeis student heads to Jeopardy! semifinalsFeb. 2, 2022After his first win in the Jeopardy! National College Championships, Joey Kornman '23 will be competing in the upcoming semifinals.
The joys of Yiddish for kidsNov. 29, 2021Anne-Marie Asner, MA'96, is behind Matzah Ball Books, a line of children's storybooks that ingeniously uses Yiddish to teach kids life lessons.
If you see an empty red dress on campus, this is whyNov. 15, 2021Seeing one can be halting. Finding out what they represent can make them more profound.
The Arab Jewish musical revolutionNov. 12, 2021In the last two decades, a small group of Mizrahi Jews — Jews of Middle Eastern and North African descent — have returned to their Arab Jewish roots and begun transforming the Israel's popular music scene.
Painting flowers on COVID’s plywood pallOct. 26, 2021Amelie de Cirfontaine ’18 has brought her own brand of artistic expression from Brandeis to the streets of San Francisco.
Follow student actors into "the Empty"Oct. 4, 2021"In the Empty," the Theater Arts Department's first live production since the pandemic began, was held in a tent outside Spingold Theater Oct. 1 through Oct. 3.
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