February 2026
Features
In the Master of Science in Business Analytics program, Guay is learning how to apply data to real business challenges and to meaningful, sustainability-focused work.
Chloe Morales ’23, MPP’26, a graduate student in Heller's Master of Public Policy (MPP) program, is studying behavioral health, specifically the mental health of immigrant families.
From childhood memories to cultural performances and community celebrations, students share the many ways they honor and celebrate the holiday.
Sheryl Sandberg, entrepreneur, author and former Meta COO; Isabel Wilkerson, Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and author, to address graduates.
The program’s challenging curriculum blends quantitative and qualitative coursework to build on undergraduate business studies and prepare students for leadership in a global business environment.
Brandeis' hottest new computer science course provides timeless principles over trendy tools — and gives students a way to stand out in an increasingly AI-centric world.
The annual social justice hackathon partnered more than 140 student innovators with eight local nonprofits.
The placenta functions as multiple organs at once, driven in part by a single massive cell — about the size of a parking space by the end of pregnancy. Professor Hannah Yevick says this enormous cell is breaking open our understanding of just what a cell is.
In the News
Article by Professor Thomas Doherty
Article co-written by Peter Rojas, Director of the Brandeis Intercultural Center
Professor Yuri Doolan’s book prize announced
Professor Traci Green quoted
Professor George Hall quoted
New exhibit at Kniznick Gallery featured
President Arthur Levine interviewed
Janet Krasner Aronson, interim director of the Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies, quoted
President Arthur Levine interviewed
Of Note
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