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We had so much fun celebrating the 25th anniversary of Brandeis International Business School with guests from around the world. There were many highlights, including the panel presentations and the conversation with Janet L. Yellen, Distinguished Fellow in Residence at The Brookings Institution.
Thank you to our donors and to everyone who attended Reunion Weekend. Our school would not be what it is today — thriving and in a strong position to innovate over the course of the next 25 years — without our impressive, thoughtful alumni who have contributed so much to the world.
A Reunion Weekend to remember
Alumni and friends of Brandeis International Business School celebrate 25 incredible years, toast to a bright future
Janet Yellen awarded Dean’s Medal
The former Fed chair paid tribute to her friend and colleague, the late Brandeis Prof. Rachel McCulloch
Former Fed chair packs theater
Janet Yellen touched on reaction to the financial crisis, the state of the economy, the federal deficit and the independence of the Fed
Watch select events from Reunion Weekend, including the Dean's Panel, a conversation with Janet L. Yellen and faculty-led Micro courses.
Watch the VideosRelive our 25th anniversary Reunion Weekend with photos, details of the panels and events, and stories about students whose academic careers were made possible by the generosity of alumni like you. You can also tour the International Business School's evolution with an oral history from those who lived it.
Download NowFormer Brandeis Professor Rachel McCulloch (1942-2016) was a trailblazing economist and leading figure in the fields of international trade and economic policy. Help us honor her legacy by contributing to the newly created Rachel McCulloch Endowed Scholarship Fund.
Contribute NowOur 25th anniversary celebration gave alumni, faculty and staff a unique opportunity to come together in recognition of our collective achievements. If you have any photos you would like to share from Reunion Weekend or from your time as a student here, visit our archive or post them on social media using #Unify25.