Professor J. Jarpa Dawuni of Howard University will be visiting to talk about her new book, "African Women in Law: Comparative Perspectives" (Oxford University Press, 2026) discussing a wealth of issues that arise for African women in the legal profession within national, regional and international courts. Featuring: Professor J. Jarpa Dawuni (Howard University, Political Science)
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Librarians lead movement, songs, and stories for babies and caregivers, ideal for non‑walking infants, ages 1 and under.
Short guided meditations with a small, welcoming group at Brandeis University, offering a break to settle the mind and be present to the heart.
Archivist assists with local history and genealogy research at the Waltham Room, Waltham Public Library; some queries need advance notice, for ages 18 and up.
Jum'ah Friday Prayers held in the Muslim Prayer Room, Lower Usdan, led by Muslim Chaplain Mahmoud EL‑Rifai.
Mark Oppenheimer and Professor Flora Cassen discuss antisemitism in America in a dialogue at Brandeis University, sponsored by the Strage Foundation.
Free Zotero workshop at Brandeis University teaches citation import, library organization, in‑text citations, and automated bibliography creation.
Panel discussion at Brandeis University examines 45,000+ midterm races, voter priorities, AI’s impact on information trust and policy debates, featuring Lily Adams, Joe Conason, Amber Spry.
Live campus arts performances, faculty research talks, and interactive activities highlight the Brandeis Plan’s classroom‑to‑street learning at Brandeis University.
