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Brandeis University's Community Newspaper — Waltham, Mass.
In a campus-wide e-mail sent Thursday, President Reinharz announced the first recipient of the Joseph B. and Toby Gittler Prize, Princeton professor ...
Nobody can deny how truly groundbreaking this presidential election cycle has bee. In January of 2009 either the first African-American or the ...
Dear Reader,
Shame on you. Yes, you.
Why?
Let’s put it this way, can you tell me what was happening on the great lawn on ...
I was going to write my article this week on the economic and rational reasons against gay marriage. After some thoughtful conversations ...
Beginning with this year’s Freshman class, Brandeis will offer a Lerman-Neubauer Fellowship each summer to 12 accepted prospective students who have demonstrated ...
“Where you’re born in this country does affect your educational prospects,” Teach for America founder Wendy Kopp told a crowded room of ...
In the midst of a national financial crisis, Heller School Dean Lisa Lynch and International Business School Dean Bruce Magid discussed the ...
Samuel De Champlain may have been the illegitimate son of King Henry IV, Prof. David Hackett Fischer (HIST) announced yesterday at a ...
It was a week of very mixed results for the Brandeis women’s soccer team. On Saturday, Clark University took the Judges ...
All good things must come to an end. After all, the Roman Empire fell, the Beatles broke up, Clarence Thomas replaced Thurgood ...
On September 20, 2008 Nasir Jones, aka Nasir Ben Olu Dara, aka Nastradamus, aka Nasty Nas, but more commonly known as simply ...
How can you start a revolution when you are “the man?”
The preceding line might sound like just a cute hook to catch ...
Sometimes interviewing another person makes you understand yourself better.
I met Daniel Acheampong ’11 last year, because he lived on my hall ...End poverty with just a click. Sounds like a pretty sweet deal, huh? Apparently, the smallest possible effort on the part of ...
What’s the problem with social justice? The problem with activist rhetoric at Brandeis University is not social justice itself, but the frequency ...
Last fall New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman wrote an article that dubbed the youth of today "'Generation Q'--the Quiet Americans." He ...
This is not only about America. This is not just being pissed off. This is shame, guilt, pain and perhaps, yes perhaps ...
I'm a shy person. I don't like talking about politics. I really am. Throughout middle school and high school I gained a ...
I am tired of revolutions that do not represent me
Of safe spaces that alienate aspects of my identity
Denying the ...
Two thousand years ago the great Rabbi Hillel posed three rhetorical questions. In the first he asks, “If I am not for ...
A spectre is haunting America – the spectre of the unreconstructed individual. He cannot, and will never be, a cog in the ...
