The Justice
The Justice is the independent weekly student newspaper of Brandeis University, located in Waltham, Massachusetts. The Justice was founded in 1949, one year after Brandeis opened its gates. The name "the Justice" is in tribute to Supreme Court Justice Louis Dembitz Brandeis, the first Jewish justice of the Supreme Court of the United States and the university's namesake.
Operated, written, produced and published entirely by students, the Justice includes news, features, arts, opinion and sports articles for the approximately 3,000 undergraduates, 1,300 graduate students, 500 faculty and 1,000 administrative staff of Brandeis University.
A front page of the Justice from December 2004
In this photo, likely taken during Brandeis's first decade, a small child holds up an early copy of the Justice.
Current Masthead
Editorial Board:
- David Fudman, editor in chief
- Stephen Heyman, senior editor
- David Cutler, deputy editor
- Benjamin Freed, deputy editor
- Simon Brown, associate editor
- Scott Koenig, associate editor
- Viola Washburn, associate editor
Section Editors:
- Joshua Adland and Jacob Olidort, news editors
- Abra Lyons-Warren, features editor
- Dan Hirschhorn, sports editor
- Samantha Monk, forum editor
- Jon Fischer and Jenn Rubin, arts editors
- Rachel Kramer and Benjamin Steckel, photography editors
Business and Management:
- Rebecca Dreilinger, managing editor
- Mike Sargen, business manager
- Lily Olsson, advertising editor
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