Of Note
Four of the nation's leading journalists will headline the March 24 event.
Graduate program will expand its reach with new model beginning in 2027.
Assistant history professor honored for her book, "Vested Interests: Trusteeship and Native Dispossession in the United States"
A major new federal study by researchers at Brandeis’ Heller school and Mass General Brigham hospital (MGB) aims to change the way seniors experience primary care.
Iran expertise at the Crown Center offers analysis, research and context that draws on decades of experience.
Discussion was part of Crown Seminar series.
President Levine's visit was part of CMU's "Deeper Conversations" series.
Theoretical physicist collaborated with her son for "Rheology."
University now part of network of more than 700 schools
Levine’s appointment to the inaugural ASU+GSV Higher Education Insights Board and upcoming GSV Lifetime Achievement Award underscore his leadership in advancing the Brandeis Plan to Reinvent the Liberal Arts.
Graduate researchers across the disciplines share snapshots of their current projects and reflect on the collaborators and mentors who made them possible.
Tech entrepreneur and media industry veteran join the Brandeis Board of Trustees.
Brandeis alumna Karen Rogol ’98 has been appointed assistant vice president of Alumni Relations.
Programming aims to help Brandeis graduate students explore careers and build the skills they will need to get the jobs they want.
The gift will create a new senior professorship in theoretical chemistry, a junior professorship in physical chemistry, and three new graduate research fellowships in the Chemistry Department.
Brandeis is part of a research institute developing classroom artificial intelligence partners that has recently had its National Science Foundation-funded research grant renewed.
The renowned health economist and former interim Brandeis president advised five U.S. presidential administrations.
Five new microcredentials will be piloted for the spring 2026 semester.
President Levine joins the EdUp Experience Podcast to talk about how Brandeis is repositioning the liberal arts to align with the modern global digital knowledge economy.
The team traveled to the 2025 NCAA Division III Championships in Spartanburg, S.C.
Uyen Bui '27 is one of 10 D.O.O.R.S. (Development Of Our Research Scientists) scholars nationwide.
Tasbia Uddin '29 will serve on a youth council for the National Grid Foundation.
Brandeis alumna Kristin Foellmer ’96 became a world champion over the weekend, winning the International Fencing Federation (FIE) Veteran 50 epee title in Manama, Bahrain.
The two-year award strengthens Brandeis’ ability to expand need-based aid and open doors for more undergraduates.
Brandeis earned an at-large berth at the championships thanks to a third-place finish at the NCAA East Regional Championships.