The International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) supports Brandeis international students and scholars from more than 116 countries around the globe. The ISSO is dedicated to supporting ...

Scene at Brandeis is a recurring feature highlighting the work of Brandeis' staff photographers. Welcome back, Brandeisians!

The Barry Goldwater Scholarship Foundation awards scholarships to sophomores and juniors interested in a career in scientific, mathematical, and engineering research. The scholarship is designed to ...

The Brandeis Initiative on the Jews of the Americas (JOTA) is dedicated to broadening an appreciation for the cultural, communal, and religious traditions of Latin American Jewry and their distinctive ...

Welcome (back) to the Spring semester! CGES invites all students to join us for a fun evening of German board games and yummy treats. Join award-winning German filmmaker Ilker Çatak, known for the ...

When Ava Towle ’26 started at Brandeis, she never expected to spend her time breeding and dissecting fruit flies. Yet her ...

The Women’s Studies Research Center (WSRC) at Brandeis University is a hub of interdisciplinary exchange between scholars, artists, faculty, and students, who conduct innovative research and create ...

Brandeis students (rising Brandeis sophomore, junior, or senior in Summer 2025) who are working with a research group in the Division of Science at the time of application are eligible for a SURF.

The Rose Art Museum is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, as well as on Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day.

Experience an unforgettable evening at the free opening reception for Leonora Carrington: Dream Weaver and Surrealism(s) – Then & Now. Immerse yourself in the world of the surreal as we celebrate the ...

Rev. Dr. Brandon Thomas Crowley urged the Brandeis community to reclaim the true legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Brandeis ...

Henri Lazarof once said, “The world is big enough for all kinds of composers… I try to always write for new instrumental forces — to search out the limits of the performer and one’s own limits as a ...