Brandeis University
Birthright Israel works: Alumni are more Jewishly active than their peers, study finds - exclusive
The study assessed that due to Birthright participants having an increased chance of having a Jewish spouse, there were consequent indirect increases in Jewish engagement.
The eroding support for Israel in US academia risks vital business and strategic ties - comment
American Jews should take a look at Catholic universities - opinion
Brandeis extends transfer deadline for Jewish students distressed by anti-Israel protests
Grapevine, March 17, 2024: It's in the book!
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Jewish students more concerned about left-wing antisemitism in top US colleges
Besides the political dimension, the study also found that hostility towards Israel mainly came from fellow students rather than faculty or university administrators.
Brandeis U bans Students for Justice in Palestine, says group ‘openly supports Hamas’
“This decision was not made lightly, as Brandeis is dedicated to upholding free speech principles,” the university wrote in its letter, which the Jewish Telegraphic Agency obtained.
Brandeis University bans Students for Justice in Palestine
Brandeis told the student group that open support for Hamas was a violation of the school's principles. SJP called the decision "purely racist."
'The Wisdom of Morrie': Last words from a beloved Brandeis professor
Beloved Brandeis sociology professor Morrie Schwartz died in 1995 after being diagnosed with ALS. But he has been immortalized in the memoir Tuesdays with Morrie.
Brandeis U. president apologizes for ad calling school 'anything but Orthodox'
The two-page spread, which appeared in The New York Times Magazine last week, drew the ire of Orthodox Jews and others on social media, who called it offensive.
