On May 3, 2025, the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby was an exciting event at Churchill Downs, where Sovereignty emerged ...

Jacquard looms automated the weaving of complex textiles such as brocade, matelasse and damask, allowing patterns that were ...

National Basketball Association Playoffs hit full stride, the Boston Celtics are dominating their competition and eyeing a ...

Exchange for Change is a nonprofit organization based in Miami, Florida that works to educate and empower individuals ...

During my time at Brandeis, Hillel has been the most meaningful part of my campus experience. I’m incredibly grateful for the way it supports a thriving Jewish community. As a board member of J Street ...

Meritocracy does not exist — privilege does. Sorry, but one’s understanding of someone else’s hard work and merit guiding their life’s outcome is not always ...

The ceremony featured two main keynote speeches. As a recipient of the Doctorate of Science, Shirley Ann Jackson delivered ...

How lucky we are to not have our life planned for us. How privileged am I to have self-determination, to become whatever I wish. Generations of women before me did not have self-autonomy — their fate ...

Despite having grown up fascinated with the sea, a budding patron of the water as a coastal Californian child, I have never been able to shake my innate fear of it. Yes, even as my parents — nautical ...

The class of 2025’s appreciation for its professors and academic experiences speaks for itself. With this list, they move forward in their lives and careers, passing down recommendations to future ...

Penelope Dick’s recent op-ed misrepresents Jewish students at Brandeis. She is correct to point out that we are not a monolith—something reflected in the 20 affiliate groups under Brandeis Hillel that ...

This editorial board wants to take this opportunity to recognize the incredible contributions made by our ten graduating seniors over the past four years. Despite being a club, the ample amount of ...