Artfully pivoting to a career in law
Matthew Pfeffer ’27, an economics and art history major, never planned on a career in law — until his Brandeis education helped him thrive at a top New York firm and sparked a new career path.
From buzzer-beaters and record-breaking performances to national honors and postseason breakthroughs, the Brandeis Judges delivered an unforgettable year.
Highlights from a year with a lot of them.
Five new microcredentials will be piloted for the spring 2026 semester.
Through a job shadowing opportunity, Brandeis economics student Chiara De Meglio ’27 sees consulting work up close — from her laptop.
Ben Lambright ’24, MS’25 applies computational linguistics and AI to accessible prosthetic design — work that connects his Brandeis graduate research with emerging careers in language technology.
Brandeis made headlines all year — from reimagining the liberal arts and cutting-edge research to expert faculty insights and cultural highlights, here’s a look back at the university’s biggest media moments of 2025.
A day of job shadowing with a Brandeis alum at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health opened Esther Bistricer ’26 to new career paths in higher education and the power of alumni connections.
Lewis Brooks ’80, P’16, will lead the newly created Center for Careers and Applied Liberal Arts, a cornerstone of the university’s effort to reimagine higher education.
Reshaping the academic enterprise will prepare Brandeis students to apply the liberal arts to better activate their learning and be career ready.
Renovation of former Kutz Hall underscores Brandeis’ historic mission and investment in the Jewish future
Scene at Brandeis is a series featuring the work of Brandeis' staff photographers from the past month.
By Dan Holmes and Gaelen Morse