Donors Settle Lawsuit Over Brandeis Art Sales - Philanthropy Today - The Chronicle of Philanthropy- Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas

Donors Settle Lawsuit Over Brandeis Art Sales - Philanthropy Today - The Chronicle of Philanthropy- Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas: "Donors Settle Lawsuit Over Brandeis Art Sales

July 1, 2011, 10:25 am

Brandeis University officials have agreed to pledge in writing that its Rose Art Museum will not sell any of its prized modern-art collection, The Boston Globe reports."

Donor's Descendant Sues Brandeis U. Over Planned Demolition - Philanthropy.com

Donor's Descendant Sues Brandeis U. Over Planned Demolition - Philanthropy.com: "Donor's Descendant Sues Brandeis U. Over Planned Demolition

The great nephew of a 1950s donor to Brandeis University has filed suit to prevent the school from razing a science building named for his great uncle, reports The Wall Street Journal."

Panel backing Brandeis officials - The Boston Globe

Panel backing Brandeis officials - The Boston Globe: "he committee charged with examining Brandeis University's controversial decision to change the Rose Art Museum's mission and sell some of its art issued a vote of confidence for the beleaguered administration and made no push to save director Michael Rush's job, according to an interim report released today."

No matter the source, Brandeis needs the cash - Op-Ed

No matter the source, Brandeis needs the cash - Op-Ed: "It might be time for Brandeis University to look into corporate sponsorship, however despicable it may sound. Brandeis prides itself on delivering Ivy League-quality education and preparing its students for the top graduate schools. Since the University is on the brink of becoming flat broke, the administration has had to re-evaluate its mission and make its operations more cost-effective."