Crafting a combat scene for Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night
Throwing punches, sword fighting, and starting duels. For Anika Hahn ’25, the fight captain of Brandeis University’s production of Twelfth Night, these are a major part of every performance.
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I am Global Week: Connecting our cultures
Slated for November 13-18, this year’s I Am Global Week features events hosted by student groups, faculty, campus partners, and the International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO).
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GSAS Joins first-generation college celebration
Faculty and students from the Graduate School of the Arts and Sciences share their first generation students experience.
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A dynamic coding duo: Marco Qin ’24 and Mahmoud Salah ’24 place in hackathon events
Inspired by their win at Brandeis University’s DeisHack, Marco Qin ’24 and Mahmoud Salah ’24 have taken their coding talents to some of the most competitive college Hackathon events in the country.
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Peace Scholarship turns dreams into reality
Brandeis International Business School students from South Sudan, Ukraine reflect on scholarships that changed their life.
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53rd Rosenstiel Award for Distinguished Work in Basic Medical Research awarded to Wolfgang Baumeister
Baumeister was chosen for his pioneering work in the development of cryo-electron tomography.
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Israel-Hamas War: What is the risk of a wider conflict?
Gary Samore, the Crown Family Director of the Crown Center for Middle East Studies and professor of the practice of politics, analyzes the possibilities of the conflict in Gaza spreading further into the Middle East.
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Tressie McMillan Cottom receives Gittler Prize
In a visit to Brandeis, the cultural critic and sociologist urged to students to defend the right to be curious.
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Slavery, Citizenship, and the Afterlife of Gender-Based Violence
Moderated by University Professor Anita Hill, the panel of leading scholars discussed the logic of settler colonial genocide and sexual violence against Native and enslaved Black women with regards to the delineation of citizenship.
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Modern witchcraft: Empowerment, feminism, and rituals
Professor Helen A. Berger, a Scholar at Brandeis University's Women's Studies Research Center, took some time to explain her path to researching witchcraft, the modern reclaiming of the practice, and its connections to feminist movements.
Israel Coverage
'The awful harvest of the hatred that has been afoot in the world'
Professor of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies Yehudah Mirsky was in Israel on Saturday, October 7, during the terrorist attacks by Hamas. He shared his personal reflections on what happened and their implications for Israeli society and politics.
Israel-Hamas War: What is the risk of a wider conflict?
Gary Samore, the Crown Family Director of the Crown Center for Middle East Studies and professor of the practice of politics, analyzes the possibilities of the conflict in Gaza spreading further into the Middle East.
Watch: Brandeis scholars unravel Israel-Hamas conflict
Two in-depth discussions — one hosted by the Crown Center for Middle East Studes and one by the Schusterman Center for Israel Studies — examined the attack on Israel by Hamas and the unfolding war in Gaza.
Photography
Scene at Brandeis
Scene at Brandeis is a series featuring the work of Brandeis' staff photographers.
By Dan Holmes and Gaelen Morse
