On a Saturday afternoon in October 2022, I sat on my lofted twin XL dorm bed in Smith Hall. From the outside, there was nothing unusual about this moment — a freshman in college sitting crisscross on ...
Suffolk’s Our Bodies Ourselves hosted an open group discussion with activist Craig Norberg-Bohm April 16, exploring how men can be allies in the prevention of sexual and domestic violence. Founded in ...
With an estimated 30,000 runners and more than 500,000 spectators, the 2026 Boston Marathon was a success, bringing together people from around the world to participate in the expert feat of ...
Justin Bieber did Coachella his way. Contrary to popular belief, he was not lazy or unmotivated in his performance but instead, unapologetically himself. The controversy stems from the overreaction ...
After months of build-up and work behind the scenes, Suffolk’s radio club WSFR put on its spring concert at Suffolk’s Modern Theatre, featuring four local bands: Weepin’ & A Wailin’, Grand View Point, ...
Kristoffer Borgli’s latest film, “The Drama,” follows the harrowing limitations of “unconditional love” and the selectivity of the benefit of the doubt through the premarital jitters of Emma Harwood ...
Suffolk University’s Student Government Association discussed the previously tabled administration transparency resolution at its meeting April 9. Academics Committee members and Senator-at-Large Joey ...
Suffolk University’s Student Government Association voted on and failed to pass a resolution for transparency and communication between administration and students during its April 2 meeting. SGA ...
“The Long View” art exhibit at Suffolk University’s gallery closed April 3 after three installations celebrating women artists in the studio. The last installation opened March 2 and featured artists ...
What began as a spontaneous decision in Dr. Quentin Miller’s junior year of college has come to shape the foundation of Suffolk’s ENG-120 Ireland To America (And Back Again). This Irish and Irish ...
Growing up, I always wanted to be an English major. I loved to read and write, so English always seemed like the right choice, but then the real world hit me with a question that ruined all of my ...
Chartwells will end its dining services account at Suffolk University as of May 27, resulting in 76 Chartwells staff members being laid off the same day, according to a notice filed by Chartwells to ...