The Class of 2028 arrived on campus, marking the beginning of their college journey.
As incoming students get ready for Brandeis, a dream team of undergrads has spent the summer getting ready for them.
On Move-In Day, new students poured into residence halls, greeted new roommates, and settled in for their first year at Brandeis.
Members of the Class of 2028 arrived on campus, marking the beginning of their college journey
Every summer, more 100 Brandeis undergraduates have the chance to do original research in faculty labs. Their experience culminates in SciFest, a celebration where each student holds a poster session to explain their work.
Being able to jog steadily over long distances gave early humans a distinct advantage, says bioarcheologist Javier Urcid.
Jill Greenlee, associate professor of politics, discusses the challenge Kamala Harris faces in the 2024 presidential election.
As an undergraduate researcher, Fiona Stewart shoots lasers at tiny bacteria—and in the process, she's answering some profound mysteries about their genetic machinery.
Java lovers everywhere will be buzzed to learn a newly commercialized technology from Brandeis can unlock powerful health benefits from coffee beans.
Rachel Goldberg-Polin ’92 has been named one of Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2024 for her fierce advocacy in behalf of her son and the hostages still held captive by Hamas since its invasion of Israel.
A Crown Center fellow is conducting polls of the Palestinian people. He believes peace is still possible.
“As a little Black girl, I did not know that American history had anything to do with someone who looked like me.” — Julieanna Richardson ’76, H’16
Scene at Brandeis is a series featuring the work of Brandeis' staff photographers.
By Dan Holmes and Gaelen Morse