Of Note
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.
Rajan Sonik, PhD’17, associate research professor, has examined how SNAP benefits relate to high-cost healthcare outcomes.
The Brandeis University men's soccer team will return to the NCAA Division III tournament this year for the first time since 2017. The Judges earned an at-large bid to the Big Dance and will host a tournament regional on Saturday, November 15, and Sunday, November 16.
Brandeis highlighted as one of several "Northeast Hidden Ivies" that combine academic excellence with accessibility, diversity, and modern relevance.
Professor Steven Henikoff receives prestigious award for his work on genome organization and detailed mapping of the landscape of proteins that are bound to DNA.
Cassen to serve as Inaugural Lavine Family Director of the Brandeis Center for Jewish Studies, Director of Sarnat Center for the Study of Anti-Jewishness.
Homecoming weekend featured alumni events that celebrated decades of athletic achievement and close community bonds.
A leader and devoted Brandeisian, Tearte dedicated his life to expanding opportunity for others, mentoring future leaders and strengthening the university.
Cultural anthropologist, professor and author Ieva Jusionyte, GSAS MA’07, PhD’12, has been named a 2025 MacArthur Fellow.
The grant will support four PhD students in Sephardic studies to be admitted over a six-year period.
Michaela Sliney has been named as the new diving coach for the Brandeis University swimming and diving team.
Brandeis University has awarded its prestigious Creative Arts Award for 2025 to playwright and choreographer Larissa FastHorse.
Professor Shields was selected as one of the distinguished Latino leaders from across the Commonwealth to be honored at Latino Excellence on the Hill.
Annie Campbell will be taking the reins of the first new varsity sport at Brandeis since 1980.
This summer, Elinam Ladzekpo, MA’25, MBA’25, blended digital design and ceramics to create hydroponic vessels, showcasing collaboration between the MakerLab and Fine Arts.
Brandeis University will join the conference as an associate member in women's lacrosse beginning with the 2026–27 academic year.
Students from across Greater Boston converged at Brandeis for Lead the Future: Technology and Entrepreneurship Redefined, the university’s first student-led technology and entrepreneurship conference.
At a forum with higher education experts, Brandeis unveiled its 21st-century approach, which includes a skills-based core curriculum, a career competency transcript, ongoing employment guidance, and the integration of professional schools with the liberal arts.
Let’s reshape the liberal arts with a focus on applied learning, internships and training for jobs of the future and let faculty lead the way.
Bryson is among Brandeis’ most decorated 21st-century athletes, earning nine All-America honors and four NCAA Division III titles.
Jonathan S. Anjaria to use National Science Foundation award to research ways to leverage demand for expertise in human behavior.
Assistant Professor of Biology Christine Grienberger has been selected as a 2025 McKnight Scholar, receiving one of neuroscience's most prestigious early-career awards.