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Suffolk U News for March 18

March 20, 2015
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Suffolk U News reporters update us on the recent historic St. Patrick’s Day parade, the latest with the MBTA, and Women’s History Month.

 

 
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Students and faculty gather in Roemer Plaza outside of Samia to watch the 2024 solar eclipse.
Students reflect on Boston solar eclipse
City Council works toward bus safety, rat control in Boston
City Council works toward bus safety, rat control in Boston
From left to right Leah Wagner, Bianca Clark Peniza, Professor Rachael Cobb, Elaisa Stephanie Rubio, Sheila Ramirez, Rep. Rita Mendes, Jae Molina, Stacy Munoz pose for a photo at the panel.
Latinas in Law panel highlights career journeys from triumphant Latina women
From left to right: Sophia Tilis, Emily Corrao, Ana Manzioli, Ian McKissick, Emily Zeigerson, Andy Dolci and Isabel Blanco pose for a picture at Spring Ball.
Suffolk's Spring Ball brightens the ballroom
Boston City Council talks updates to tech infrastructure, pedestrian safety, creation of Inspector General
Boston City Council talks updates to tech infrastructure, pedestrian safety, creation of Inspector General
Lots of rain to come for week of March 26, Easter Sunday will have clear skies
Lots of rain to come for week of March 26, Easter Sunday will have clear skies
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The Student Leadership and Involvement office located on the third floor of Sawyer.
Clubs, SGA talk funding for upcoming academic year
A banner displaying the features of Workday Student in the Sawyer lobby.
Students grapple with new platform during course registration
From left to right, Board of Trustees Robert Lamb, Suffolk President Marisa Kelly, Board member Ernst Guerrier and Vice Chair of the Board Amy Nechtem listen to student feedback during the March 26 forum.
SGA passes resolution against arming SUPD
PPGA President Emily Puchalski and Vice President Natalie Lapointe at the 2023 Womens March. Puchalski and Lapointe started PPGA shortly before the march in response to the Supreme Courts Dobbs decision.
Suffolk’s PPGA is bringing activism and advocacy to campus
The Ford Hall Forum discusses the United States Supreme Courts ruling to overturn Roe v Wade in 2022.
Ford Hall Forum tackles impact of Dobbs ruling
Suffolk Law student Faye Golden speaks at the student forum March 26. Golden has survived four school shootings throughout her career as a teacher.
Student forum hears student concerns, leaves many feeling skeptical
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In the nation: Impeachment papers brought against Mayorkas, SCOTUS hears Jan. 6 argument, jury selection begins for Read case, Iran strikes Israel in drone attack
In the nation: Impeachment papers brought against Mayorkas, SCOTUS hears Jan. 6 argument, jury selection begins for Read case, Iran strikes Israel in drone attack
Suffolk Model UN attends the National Model United Nations in New York City April 5. Courtesy of Avary Bond.
Suffolk Model UN wins big in New York City
Boston looks at a gloomy few days for week of April 10, sun to come out for Marathon Monday
Boston looks at a gloomy few days for week of April 10, sun to come out for Marathon Monday
In the nation: Arizona Supreme Court allows enforcement of 1864 abortion law, Judge sentences Michigan school shooters parents, Biden announces new student loan forgiveness plan
In the nation: Arizona Supreme Court allows enforcement of 1864 abortion law, Judge sentences Michigan school shooter's parents, Biden announces new student loan forgiveness plan
Students on the trip to Laredo, Texas work with Habitat for Humanity to build a house in the community on the U.S.-Mexico Border. | Courtesy of Raffaella Shanahan.
Suffolk students serve communities across the nation for Alternative Spring Break
Google pledges to delete user data in settlement, Florida Supreme Court rules for 15-week abortion ban, Seven aid workers die after Israeli military strike
Google pledges to delete user data in settlement, Florida Supreme Court rules for 15-week abortion ban, Seven aid workers die after Israeli military strike

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