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The Brandeis Hoot is the weekly community newspaper of Brandeis University, Waltham, MA.

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A way of warning someone they might feel offended is itself offensive?

Brandeis University in Waltham, MA, has created an anti-violence resource called thePrevention, Advocacy & Resource Center which provides information and advice to students and staff.

Policeman, congressman and even the gender-neutral descriptor freshman have been deemed oppressive at Massachusetts Brandeis University, a small, elite private school in Waltham, because they are gender exclusive.

By: Jerold Auerbach No other American city of proximate size and population is surrounded by universities and colleges like Boston. From center city to the suburbs Boston University, Boston College, Northeastern, MIT, Harvard, Tufts and Wellesley are highly rated. But there is only one secular (and ...

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Brandeis University Assistant Dean Kate Slater, who is white, has some interesting thoughts about whiteness. The assistant dean, who identifies as a racial justice scholar and educator, proclaimed this week all white people are racist.

Brandeis University Assistant Dean Kate Slater (left) took to Instagram on the anniversary of George Floyd's murder to rail against 'whiteness' and proclaim that 'all white people are racist' (right).

An administrator at Brandeis University in Massachusetts declared "all White people are racist" and that she "hates Whiteness" in a defense of critical race theory on Saturday.

Catholic Chaplain, Brandeis University Brandeis University seeks to hire a Catholic Chaplain. The primary focus of the Catholic Chaplain is the spiritual and religious experience of Catholic students in the context of an exceptionally diverse student body. The position coordinates the liturgical lif...

Brandeis president signs 5-year contract renewal after dispute with universitys board.

The Jewish News of Northern California

In a typical year, Brandeis students would be heading home for Passover, however, this year the university is keep them on campus.

Because of the pandemic, Brandeis is keeping students on campus for the holiday for the first time in its 73-year history.