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Discover one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry, ceramics, knitwear, and more — all crafted by Brandeisians. Shop while supplies last!

Discover one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry, ceramics, knitwear, and more — all crafted by Brandeisians. Shop while supplies last!
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Spooktacular needle felting workshop held at Gore Place, 52 Gore Street, Waltham.
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.
Intro to 3D Printing with Prusa Mini (Brandeis University events, Waltham) — Powerpoint on possibilities, then hands‑on model download, Simplify 3D slicing, and a Prusa Mini+ print in MakerLab.
Zine making (Brandeis University, Waltham) — Create self‑published booklets on personal stories, poetry, politics, humor, art, and more with Graduate Chaplain Intern Sivan.
A panel at Brandeis University examines AI's impact on agency, responsibility, and moral accountability, with AI engineer Josh Broderick Phillips, professor Elijah Rivera, and philosophy professor Umrao Sethi.
Short guided meditations with a small, welcoming group at Brandeis University, offering a break to settle the mind and be present to the heart.
Fuse beads, clay art, and nail art sessions offer hands‑on creative projects in the Teen Room at Waltham Public Library, supplies provided, for ages 13–18.
Fall Tea Blending Experience at 2265 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge — guided tea blending session.
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.