December 2024
Features
Explore photos from the Brandeis annual holiday concert, and join us as we revisit some of the highlights from the past year at Brandeis.
The New Yorker magazine has named “Shakespeare’s Sisters: How Women Wrote the Renaissance,” by professor Ramie Targoff as one of the best books of 2024.
The Winter 2024/2025 edition of Brandeis Magazine delivers compelling features, including a look at the university library’s collection of heirless works recovered by Allied forces after World War II; captivating photos and videos; and an introduction to Brandeis’ new interim president.
There’s no single key to staying healthy as we age, but professor Margie Lachman says that experiencing social support, a sense of purpose, and a feeling of control over one’s life can directly affect physical health.
In the News
Brandeis featured
Professor Jonathan Sarna interviewed
Opinion article by associate research scientist Graham Wright
Kristen Lucken, Lecturer in Sociology, Religion, and International and Global Studies, interviewed
Brandeis study cited
Article by Professor Joel Christensen
University Professor Eve Marder interviewed
Professor Margaret Morganroth Gullette quoted
Opioid Policy Research Collaborative director Traci Green quoted
Opioid Policy Research Collaborative at Brandeis study cited
"A Small Miracle" by Brandeis alumna Tessa Venell ’08 featured
Professor Margie Lachman quoted
English professor Ramie Targoff's book Shakespeare's Sisters has been named one of the best books of 2024 by The New Yorker.
Brandeis' new financial aid initiative mentioned
Margie Lachman quoted. Note: Article is in Spanish; translation may be required.
Associate professor of economics Raphael Schoenle featured
Of Note
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.