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Graphic artist Hoseob Yoon will discuss 'the green canvas' Tuesday

Mark Auslander reflects on Facebook as virtual memorial site

H1N1 and Seasonal Flu Information

A relief reunion: former dorm mates, now surgeons, reconnect in Haiti

Retracing the 'Odyssey' of Zachary Mason, PhD '02

Feb. 9 online Faculty Lecture Forum to explore gender bias in the media

Students launch Haiti relief effort

Stuart Altman diagnoses health care on Brookings panel

Scenes from the BTC production of 'Funnyhouse of a Negro'

Schuster Institute's E.J. Graff explains the confusion over Haiti's 'orphans'

Hadassah-Brandeis Institute covers women's philanthropy in latest '614'

Hinda Mandell '02 and family struggle over 'Mein Kampf'

IBS student blogs to improve U.S.-Pakistani relations

HBI to celebrate feminism with conceptual clothing installation

Heller researchers find that arts help in juvenile court system

For Dan Feldman, his work inspires his art

University presenting amazing arts events for winter/spring 2010

Shilpa Dave looks at Indian arranged marriage and matchmaking on American TV

IBS' Detlev Suderow gets frank about changing Wall Street

Sharon Feiman-Nemser named to national blue ribbon panel on teacher preparation

Jeetayu Biswas ’13 gets his shot in the ‘Millionaire’ hot seat

E.J. Graff talks to WGBH radio about whether sexism played a role in recent U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts

President to deliver address in India, connect with Brandeis constituents

BTC will continue season Feb. 4 with 'Funnyhouse of a Negro'

Dan Perlman looks at growing case linking climate change with man-made emissions

IBS' Blake LeBaron deconstructs America's model fluid economy

After being trapped in rubble from Haiti earthquake, Heller alum Ann Varghese, MS '09, returns home

Faculty urged to help trustees meet Brandeis’ financial challenges

Presidential search committee reaches out to campus community

ABC News, TIME document E. Benjamin Skinner's Haiti rescue mission

After the campus vigil, Brandeis students focus on Haiti's future

Pair of Judges named UAA Athletes of the Week

Anita Hill urges Vermonters to speak up with dignity and courage

University to increase Waltham services this semester

Joel Ventura explains why 'Avatar' is leaving some audiences ill

Florence Graves weighs the public's need to know against political candidates' privacy

How to give wisely to Haiti earthquake victims

Cohen Center finds Israel studies are growing in higher education

Stuart Altman considers the cost of health care reform

The beat goes on for Donald Shepard's cardiac rehab research

Schuster Institute Senior Fellow E. Benjamin Skinner reports on South Africa's new slave trade in this week's TIME

Joe Wardwell's paintings provide quite a view

Margie Lachman and colleagues find that cognitive activity does a mind good

U.S. News & World Report names Usen Castle one of the nation's coolest dorms

Pioneering HBI scholar is recognized for improving women's lives

University wins $1 million Keck Foundation Grant to investigate active matter

Postcards from a snow-covered campus

University is home to original 'Catch-22' manuscript

Capture your favorite critter — with your camera

Art critics call new Rose exhibition 'astounding' and 'spectacular"

See 'The Rose at Brandeis'

See work from one of America's most promising new playwrights during the 2009-10 BTC season

Global collaborations highlight the 2009-10 Brandeis concert season

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The Green Canvas: The Artist as Environmental Activist

Tuesday, Feb. 9, 7 p.m., Pollack Auditorium

Master of Arts in Teaching Info Session

Wednesday, Feb. 10, 6 p.m., Abraham Shapiro Academic Complex

Creating the Popular Romance Project

Tuesday, Feb. 23, 12:30 p.m., Women's Studies Research Center

Cellotica, Vol. 2

Sunday, Feb. 28, 3 p.m., Slosberg

A Coming Together: Musika Rox

Saturday, March 6, 8 p.m., Levin Ballroom

Teaching Confusion

Wednesday, March 10, 11 a.m., Abraham Shapiro Academic Complex

Cocktail Time in Cuba

Thursday, Mar. 11, 8 p.m., Spingold

(EL)2 - Experiential Learning, Engaged Learners

Thursday, March 18, 1 p.m., Shapiro

Changing People in a Changing Climate

Tuesday, March 23, 2 p.m., Rapaporte Treasure Hall

Jewishfilm.2010

April 7-18, Wasserman Cinematheque

Love's Labours Lost

Thursday, Apr. 29, 8 p.m., Spingold

Commencement

Sunday, May 23, 10:30 a.m. (main ceremony), Gosman Sports and Convocation Center

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