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Henry Wallace challenges political orthodoxy. Was he a visionary, or self-deluded?

 Brandeis students constantly get emails about Student Union elections. Why are there so many and what do they accomplish?

In the Senate, April 25 The Dining Committee told the senate that they were planning a Tik Tok inspired event in the dining halls on May 4. It would feature dishes from the popular app to be enjoyed before finals season. They also announced that the dining staff would be reviewing the survey results from earlier in the semester to improve student’s experiences and keep dining accountable. The Community Enhancement and Emergency Fund (CEEF) Committee announced that they had placed an order for...

In the Senate, Feb. 28 Executive Senator Joseph Coles ’22 announced that Vice President Krupa Sourirajan ’23 would not be in attendance at the meeting. He also announced that the Chief Justice Jack Ranucci ’22, co-treasurer Emma Greszes ’21 and the Director of Academic Affairs Jeremiah Lemelson ’23 left between semesters. Sophia Reis ’22 will serve as the new chief justice, and there will be special elections held for a new associate justice. Coles also told the Senate that Presiden...

Students ran unopposed for all of the nine races.

Eleven seats filled in Student Union winter elections, all unopposed UPDATED: 2/8/2021, 11:30 AM The 2021 winter Student Union elections filled five senate seats, five Allocations Board seats and one representative position. Of the eleven seats filled, all were unopposed. The Senate  Scarlett (Tong) Ren ’24, running unopposed, won the midyear class senator position. Ren explained it is important for her to act “as a bridge between the American and international community” in this positio...