The Brandeis Pitch Competition brings together students, investors, entrepreneurs, and supporters to connect, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations. Get a first look at the student startup ideas that have the potential to shape the future and learn about the work of the Asper Center for Global Entrepreneurship, along with the Brandeis student groups that are advancing entrepreneurship on campus.
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In-person voter registration available at 260 Grove Street, Waltham, with online status check and resources.
Brandeis Democrats and CDMA canvass for Troy Jackson in Maine, supporting his campaign against incumbent Senator Susan Collins.
Orientation Leader alumni gather at Brandeis University to share chants, cheers, dances, and memorabilia while hearing updates on current Orientation.
Residents drop off unwanted scrap metal, electronics, tires, paper, CFL bulbs, glasses, and phones at Nipper Maher Park, free for Waltham residents with proof of residency.
A conversation with Brandeis alumni Caroline Baron, John‑Andrew Morrison, and Eric Tuchman discussing film, TV, and stage careers, moderated by Michelle Miller ’11.
Leaders from every department share insights as visitors sip seasonal drinks, enjoy fall treats, test Brandeis trivia, craft casually, and photograph Ollie the Owl — all ages.
Annual Irving Fine Tribute Concert at Slosberg Music Center features Boston Conservatory Woodwind Quintet, pianist Yuseok Seol, works by Fine, Bernstein, Beach, Wyner, plus archival display and refreshments.
The Future of TV (Brandeis University events, Waltham) — Panel with Audrey Gruber, Rob Sharenow, and Josh Wolk discussing on‑demand streaming, personalization, and interactive media.
