By now, the administration has made it clear that it has to cut something. Several departments – classics and American studies, for example - have been warned that they are on a knife’s edge and may soon face termination. Barring budgetary “necessity” scare-tactics, i.e. under normal financial circumstances, I think most students can agree that it [...]
You may have noticed that a small squadron of Turkeys has been wandering around Brandeis over the last few months, gobbling at people and generally adding a bit of joy to our lives. I haven’t a clue when or from where the turkeys originated, but they please me endlessly. I have, however, recently heard some [...]
I don’t quite understand what’s going on, but it sounds cool.
Hiatt gets to be the only New England school to host 1 of 10 Presidential Management Fellows pilot sites, which, according to the press release, means this:
This rigorous leadership opportunity recruits top graduate students for a two-year developmental fellowship at various federal agencies. Fellows [...]
President Jehuda Reinharz today sent out a letter to the Brandeis community, detailing the committee that would choose his successor.
The goods:
Trustee Meyer Koplow ’72, managing partner at Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz in New York, will chair the search committee. Other Trustee members of the committee will be Allen Alter ’71, Senior Producer at [...]
This Wednesday, from 6 to 8pm, the Rose will have a re-opening with a show of works from the permanent collection. There are still a lot of issues and feelings surrounding the situation with the Rose, but that is precisely why it is important to attend–we need to show that we still care, and [...]
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