Three voices reflect on the future of black women in positions of political leadership and the work of the women who came before them.

News Faculty express dissatisfaction as budget cuts result in removal of Lydian String Quartet, and receive admissions updates The faculty meeting on Oct. 18 reviewed recent admissions data, plans for ...

News Brandeis’ financial state remains uncertain, amid budget cuts In response to President Liebowitz’s recent email expressing financial concerns, The Justice seeks clarity. By Sophia Stewart | ...

The Doctor Patient Forum, an organization that raises awareness for chronic pain patients who cannot access pain medication, hosted a protest in front of the University on Oct. 25 to call for the ...

News Students for Justice in Palestine hold a gathering after derecognition Although the University revoked SJP’s status as a recognized club, community members still gathered to show support. By ...

News Brandeis students walk out to protest police violence Multiple arrests at a pro-Palestine rally on Nov. 10 left students in shock. By Hedy Yang | published 11/14/23 11:00am ...

Features How are local church leaders responding to changes in the political climate? With rapid changes in the political sphere following the election of President Donald Trump and developments in ...

With “Captain America: Brave New World” hitting theaters in early 2025, the Marvel Cinematic Universe once again places politics at the heart of its traditional “superhero” narrative. This latest ...

News Discussing multi-racial coalitions to combat systemic racism Elaine Wong Distinguished Lecture Program discussed integrating different areas of study, the role of culture in obfuscating racism ...

In light of the campus demonstrations following recent developments in the Israel-Hamas war, past events of civil unrest serve to remind us of the long-standing Brandeis tradition of demanding change ...

As a part of Brandeis University’s 73rd undergraduate commencement, acclaimed director Ken Burns received an honorary Doctorate of Creative Arts and gave an address to the Brandeis class of 2024.

This film was a “hard watch” in the most literal of senses. In “Joker: Folie à Deux,” the highly anticipated sequel to Todd Phillips’ 2019 film “Joker,” Joaquin Phoenix returns once again as Arthur ...