Board of Trustees chair Lisa Kranc administered Levine the charge of office, and presented him the medallion, chain of office ...

Students from across Greater Boston converged at Brandeis for Lead the Future: Technology and Entrepreneurship Redefined, the ...

If there’s a tech conference in Boston, chances are Shamsi Mumtahina Momo ’27 is in the audience. But after years of soaking ...

Mitchell, who served as under secretary of education in the Obama administration, said The Brandeis Plan brings a renewed sense of relevance to the liberal arts by re-centering education around what ...

Ria Escamilla-Gil ’27 didn’t arrive at Brandeis planning to join student government — but within a year she was vice president of the Student Union, and now, as a junior, she’s beginning her term as ...

“We are living through a time of extraordinary change across technology, the economy, and society,” Levine said. “Today’s ...

Gen-Z’s approach to imbibing is dramatically different from that of older generations. A 2025 Gallup study indicates ...

Free pizza at midnight during finals. Bubble soccer. Clubs that range from a cappella groups to skydiving. If you can’t find your passion here, you can create it — and find other Brandeisians who want ...

This study explores how faculty at US universities think about contentious political issues and how these issues are addressed in the classroom. The report examines the political identities and ...

Shai Feldman argues that recent protests in Israel, possibly the largest in the country’s history, were the culmination of more than two years of growing polarization, driven by crises that are likely ...

Amid escalating federal scrutiny over antisemitism and a perceived “woke” bias on college campuses, new research from Brandeis University’s Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies offers a more complex ...

The next chapter for the liberal arts.