As readers, we delve into prison anthologies, memoirs and art with the expectation that we may understand something deeper ...

A look into what to expect in the NFL’s annual pinnacle matchup, this one being between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas ...

Brandeis Men's Basketball works hard to top Carnegie Mellon, with Toby Harris hitting a 1,000 Career Point milestone ...

Unsurprisingly, Beyoncé was the star of the show with 11 nominations for her album “Cowboy Carter.” This marked a milestone ...

Before the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted Hayden’s initiative, he donated 20 tools that spring, giving them to Youth Growth in ...

Fashion design students at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design are embracing sustainable practices in their work, ...

Title IX policy shifts have undone federal protections against harassment based on sexual orientation and gender identity, but the University’s anti-discrimination policies remain largely unchanged.

Community members are welcomed to free workshops with the police that cover topics such as trust building and procedural justice concepts, police ask for feedback and ideas for the future.

A new Massachusetts law allows cities and school districts to implement automated traffic enforcement cameras to deter drivers from passing stopped school buses.

On Jan. 27, a 3.8-magnitude earthquake struck approximately six miles south of York Harbor in Maine. It ran approximately eight miles deep but caused no fatalities or damage. The earthquake was the ...

Brandeis University community received an email from the Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs Lauren Haynie and Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Lee Bitsóí, expressing that ...

On Jan. 22, the Brandeis community received an email from Provost Carol Fierke containing the news that Prof. Arthur Holmberg (THA) had passed away at the age of 80. Holmberg was a part of the ...