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10/30/2026

Directed by Jae Fioribello ’28, The Undergraduate Theater Collective’s show, “She Kills Monsters,” was a huge success. Through the tale of a Dungeons & Dragons campaign brought to life, the play showcased the talent and skill of UTC students.

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✍️Hannah Feldman ’27
📸 Hannah Feldman ’27

10/28/2026

In response to decreased dining hall hours and cuts to academic departments, students affiliated with Red Youth Rising led a protest demanding that recent changes be undone. Red Youth Rising is a national organization with “the goal of building towards a socialist revolution.” The Brandeis students involved in the chapter here have not yet been recognized by the University.

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✍️ Chava Thiell ’29 and Krishna Lakkimsetty ’28
📸 Chava Thiell ’29

10/27/2026

The Justice is, always will be, and always has been an objective newspaper. #🫥

10/25/2026

Spin Master co-founder Ronnen Harary visited Brandeis to share advice on entrepreneurship for college students. Harary also held a pitch competition, where he offered an experienced ear to students' business ideas.

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✍️ Alyssa Wu ’29
📸 Juliahna Falciglia-Mattes ’28

10/23/2026

Students protested a lack of campus accessibility and voiced concerns about department cuts at the Oct. 15 undergraduate town hall. The meeting also addressed changes to the Brandeis core, new microcredentials and the second transcript and showcased how the University is maintaining a dialogue between students and administration.

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✍️ Krishna Lakkimsetty and Zoe Zachary
📸 Juliahna Falciglia-Mattes ’28

10/20/2026

Our editors are too focused to bother with a reel this week. See their and all our contributor's hard work in this week's edition.

10/15/2026

The Department of Student Engagement and the Department of Orientation and First Year Experience hosted “Fall Festival” on Oct. 1, featuring pumpkin carving and decorating, apple c***r donuts and more. “Fall Festival” is one of the events in a series, called Brandeis First Thursdays, put on by the two departments for students.

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✍️ Ashhwika Soni ’29 and Alyssa Wu ’29
📸 Skye Entwood ’30

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10/15/2026

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10/13/2026

Jenna Gribbon’s exhibit “Entwined,” currently on display at the Rose Art Museum, depicts the artist’s experience with love and vulnerability. Her art — and the act of viewing it — manages to create an intimacy between the viewer, Gribbon and the art itself.

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✍️ Sophia Garcia ’29
📸 Juliahna Falciglia-Mattes ’28

10/08/2026

Students for Environmental Action just held their grand opening for Brandeis’ first Food Forest in collaboration with COMPACT and The Waltham Land Trust. SEA envisions this project as the first of many to address food insecurity in Waltham.

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✍️ Chava Thiell ’29
📸 Eitan Klieger ’30

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