President Arthur Levine explained why initiatives like the Brandeis Plan to Reinvent the Liberal Arts are critical for ...

This fall, Brandeis University is expanding its microcredentials portfolio by introducing 16 new course-based, hard-skill offerings, focused on verified, career-ready skills. The expansion is part of ...

Brandeis was ranked #5 on a list of Hidden Gems in New England and #12 on a national list of Hidden Gem Colleges — cited as among the colleges that provide an exceptional and high-quality academic ...

Speaking to students at the Myra Kraft Achievers Program Fall Town Hall, Josh Kraft weaved warm memories of his mother with ...

This article is republished from The Conversation. An anti-Semitic hoax more than a century old reared its ugly head again as the Republican National Convention was underway last week. Surely no ...

Helen A. Berger is a r esident Scholar at Brandeis University's Women's Studies Research Center. This article originally appeared on The Conversation. Wicca, an alternative minority religion whose ...

Brandeis has a new kind of garden. On the lawn outside Perlman Hall, beneath an old oak with a hanging swing, a team of ...

Brandeis has been named among the top national universities in U.S. News & World Report's latest rankings for 2027, placing ...

With less than a year to go until its planned completion, the five-story, 631-bed residence hall under construction at Brandeis is quickly taking shape. Representatives from several firms working to ...

For generations, a college transcript has told a familiar story: courses taken, grades earned, credits completed. What it hasn’t shown is what students can actually do. At Brandeis University, that’s ...

Sudan’s war is one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises, with a February 2026 UN report finding that atrocities in El Fasher bear the “hallmarks of genocide.” Yet the conflict is often ...