Gaelen Morse

1 week ago | brandeis.edu | Dan Holmes |Gaelen Morse

Scene at Brandeis: May 2025 By Dan Holmes and Gaelen MorseScene at Brandeis is a recurring feature highlighting the work of Brandeis' staff photographers. May was filled with hard work and celebration on the Brandeis campus. As the semester came to a close, students balanced studying for finals with time spent reflecting on, presenting and celebrating all they've accomplished.

1 month ago | brandeis.edu | Dan Holmes |Gaelen Morse

Scene at Brandeis: April 2025 By Dan Holmes and Gaelen MorseScene at Brandeis is a recurring feature highlighting the work of Brandeis' staff photographers. April has brought warmer weather, more time spent outdoors and a sense of celebration and anticipation as the semester comes to an end. Students took full advantage of sunny days, from studying outside with friends to exploring nature during the City Nature Challenge. Inside the classroom, curiosity and discovery continued to thrive.

2 months ago | brandeis.edu | Dan Holmes |Gaelen Morse

By Scene at Brandeis: March 2025 By Dan Holmes and Gaelen MorseScene at Brandeis is a recurring feature highlighting the work of Brandeis' staff photographers. Spring is in the air! March marks the halfway point of the semester and you've made every second count. We had a blast capturing moments with you and look forward to what April has to offer.

Feb 27, 2025 | brandeis.edu | Dan Holmes |Gaelen Morse

Scene at Brandeis: February 2025 By Dan Holmes and Gaelen MorseScene at Brandeis is a recurring feature highlighting the work of Brandeis' staff photographers. February might be the shortest month of the year, but there was no shortage of wonderful moments around campus. Our community gathered for student celebrations and performances. And of course, we all managed to weather the storms together. From theater to drawing, we saw your artistic visions come to life.

Nov 15, 2024 | sowetanlive.co.za | Andrea Shalal |Gaelen Morse

US president-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks have disappointed Muslims who voted for him. US Muslim leaders who supported Republican Donald Trump to protest against the Biden administration's support for Israel's war on Gaza and attacks on Lebanon have been deeply disappointed by his cabinet picks, they tell Reuters.