Three individuals' remains are stored or interred at UofL's main campus. The University of Louisville likely holds a special place in the hearts of the thousands of students, staff and faculty who ...

Louis Brandeis married Alice Goldmark, his second cousin, in 1891. Their old friend, social reformer Elizabeth Glendower Evans, described them as “[l]ong married lovers” who did everything together. 1 ...

Whether it’s covered in white snow or bathed in glowing sunlight, the iconic statue of Justice Louis Brandeis atop the outcropping in Fellows Garden seems almost alive. The nine-foot bronze figure, ...

This year, Brandeis University has been marking the centennial of Louis Brandeis’ appointment to the United States Supreme Court. The nomination electrified the American Jewish community, for it ...

Louis was born in Louisville, Kentucky on November 13, 1856 to Frederika Dembitz and Adolph Brandeis. Adolph and Frederika, immigrants from Prague, first settled in Indiana where Adolph opened a ...

From the outset, Brandeis focused on undergraduate education, while building a pioneering research enterprise. The university was named for Louis Dembitz Brandeis (1856-1941), the first Jewish justice ...

The Louis D. Brandeis Legacy Fund for Social Justice supports Brandeis students, enhances campus life and promotes the issues of social justice that the former U.S. Supreme Court justice championed ...

Named for the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Dembitz Brandeis, the university is dedicated to academic excellence, nonsectarianism, service to the Jewish community and social justice. In the ...

The Louis D. Brandeis Legacy Fund for Social Justice supports Brandeis students, enhances campus life and promotes the issues of social justice that the former U.S. Supreme Court justice championed ...

The Louis D. Brandeis Legacy Fund for Social Justice Fellowship is a prestigious grant that supports undergraduate and graduate students participating in unpaid, full-time summer internships or ...