Brandeis University is a medium-sized private research university located in Massachusetts. It offers undergraduate and graduate education, conducts research, and provides student services.

Brandeis University

Brandeis University is a medium-sized private research university dedicated to undergraduate education and research.

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Brandeis University | 69,129 followers on LinkedIn. As a medium-sized private research university with global reach, Brandeis University is dedicated to first-rate education while making groundbreaking discoveries.

Founded by the American Jewish community in 1948 as a nonsectarian institution at a time when exclusionary practices prevented equal access to some of the nation’s best universities, Brandeis has always welcomed talented students and faculty of every ethnicity, religion and cultural background.

Today, our faculty, which include Nobel Prize recipients and Pulitzer Prize winners, are leaders in their fields, as passionate about teaching and mentorship as they are about pushing the boundaries of knowledge.

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Teaching computer security. Software inspection in litigation. Author of In the Cloud: Poems for a Technological Age. Fun software projects. Working…

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Happy Birthday, Louis! 🎂 🎈 Our university's namesake, Louis Dembitz Brandeis, turns 168 years old today!

Today is National First Generation College Celebration Day! 👏👏👏 Brandeis University and the Brandeis Generation One Network are excited to provide a home for students who will be the first in their families to graduate from college. The Gen One Network is a community dedicated to fostering a sense of belonging and support for first-generation students.

We’re excited to welcome Arthur Levine ’70, to Brandeis University as Interim President. Dr. Levine brings a wealth of experience in higher education, having previously led Teachers College at Columbia University and the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. We look forward to his leadership as we continue our commitment to academic excellence and community.

Meet Peter Rojas, the new director of the Brandeis University Intercultural Center! With a passion for diversity, equity, and inclusion, he’s bringing fresh ideas to foster belonging and leadership on campus. Read about his vision for the ICC and upcoming initiatives like “Be Curious” and “Roses and Concrete”.

Taking in the rays ☀ This photo is a part of our “Scene at Brandeis” series, a recurring feature highlighting the work of Brandeis staff photographers. 📸 Dan Holmes/Senior Staff Photographer

We're thrilled to announce the 2024 BOLD Rising Stars! Short for Brandeisians of the Last Decade, these young alumni are already leaving their mark in their chosen field. Natan Odenheimer ’15 is a freelance journalist with the New York Times and part of the team that won the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting. Anna Massefski ’17, is spearheading Maine's effort to inspire people to pursue emergency medical services (EMS) as a career path. And Eric Moyal ’17, MA’18, MS’22 is nonprofit founder on a mission to rein in the exorbitant cost of insulin. Learn more about them and find their full stories below.

We wish you a meaningful and joyous Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah! Classes will not be held tomorrow, Oct. 24; however, the university will remain open. 📸 Dan Holmes/Senior Staff Photographer

Learn how robots really work in Professor Pito Salas' Autonomous Robotics Lab (COSI 119A) course. This photo is a part of our “Scene at Brandeis” series, a recurring feature highlighting the work of Brandeis staff photographers. 📸 Gaelen Morse/Staff photographer

Sukkot begins this evening and will continue for 7 days ending on October 23. Classes will not be held tomorrow, Thursday, October 17. If you see Sukkahs around campus, they are temporary dwellings used to eat and hang out in during the holiday of Sukkot. Each Sukkah on campus was built and decorated by students who worked together as a team to celebrate and prepare for the holiday. 📸 Dan Holmes/Senior staff photographer

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