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The Suffolk Journal

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The Suffolk Journal

Theater Dept. works the Modern with spring musical

Theater Dept. works the Modern with spring musical

Leo Woods, Photo Editor April 18, 2023

Suffolk University’s Theater Department delighted audiences with its annual spring musical April 13-16, “Working: a Musical,” an insightful show that questions what it means to work in America, at...

Isabelle Belice performs at New Beginnings Open Mic.

Neurovariety, Unspoken Feelings get creative with open mic

Keely Menyhart, Asst. Arts and Entertainment April 11, 2023

In collaboration with Unspoken Feelings, Suffolk University’s Neurovariety Club hosted the “New Beginnings” open mic on April 6.  The two clubs gave students an opportunity to share their poetry,...

Students paint along with Bob Ross at Bob & Boba hosted by QSU.

QSU gets colorful with Bob Ross

William Woodring and Leo Woods April 4, 2023

Suffolk University’s Queer Student Union held its “Bob and Boba” event March 28, where students could release their inner artist following a Bob Ross tutorial with a refreshing drink in hand. Attendees...

Podcasts play their way onto campus

Podcasts play their way onto campus

Juliana Pinto, Journal Contributor March 7, 2023

Podcasts have become a world-wide phenomenon appealing to the ears of listeners everywhere. Whether you want to indulge in self-care, or jump into a realm of killer crime scenes there is a podcast for...

Fariba Sarwary models a gande afghani dress.

‘Come as You Are’ celebrates culture, identity through fashion

Leo Woods, Photo Editor March 7, 2023

Suffolk University students and staff gathered in Sargent Hall’s Sky Lounge on March 1 to view the dazzling styles of the “Come as You Are: A Celebration of Identity Through Fashion” fashion show,...

Students perform The Play That Goes Wrong for Performing Arts.

‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ does everything right

Juliana Pinto, Journal Contributor February 28, 2023

Crowds were teeming with laughter this past weekend as Suffolk University’s Performing Arts Office put on their performance of “The Play That Goes Wrong” at the Modern Theatre. From Feb. 23-25,...

The guide to a perfect Galentines Day

The guide to a perfect Galentine’s Day

Juliana Pinto, Journal Contributor February 14, 2023

When people look toward the month of February they are hit by  Cupid's arrow, and visions of heart-shaped candies and red roses dance around in their heads. But how do you celebrate the most romantic...

Pictured from left to right, Sam Hackett (on piano), Matt Killion, Rama Hejazi, AJ Aversano, and Kate Carvalho performing in the show “In the Absence of Maeve McGuire”

Annual spring showcase blossoms at Suffolk

Julie Huynh, Staff Writer February 14, 2023

The Suffolk University Theatre Department presented their annual Spring Showcase at the Sullivan Square Theatre from Feb. 9-12.  The night opened with “A Big Joke,” written and directed by junior...

The cast of Suffolk University Theatre Dept.s Metamorphoses at the Modern Theatre.

‘Metamorphoses’: Stories of Love, Loss and Transformation Performed at the Modern Theatre

Julie Huynh, Staff Writer December 7, 2022

The Suffolk University Theatre Department presented their magical rendition of Ovid’s “Metamorphoses” at the Modern Theatre from Nov. 17-20. The play invited viewers to reflect on themes of transformation...

Suffolk University Dance Company performs to a series of instrumentals at  PAOs annual Winter Concert.

Suffolk performing arts groups electrified the Modern at Winter Concert

Maren Halpin, Staff Writer December 7, 2022

Suffolk University Performing Arts presented its annual Winter Concert on Nov. 30 in the Modern Theatre, showcasing the talent of various student performing arts groups, a culmination of hard work throughout...

A cappella groups gather for Rockin Around with the Ramifications

A cappella groups gather for ‘Rockin’ Around with the Ramifications’

Grace MacDonald, Managing Editor December 7, 2022

The third floor of Sawyer was full of holiday cheer on Dec. 2 as a cappella groups from around the city got together for the annual “Rockin’ Around with the Ramifications” show. The Ramifications...

Pop singer Rachel Grae plays ‘emotional rollercoaster’ set at Boston’s Red Room

Pop singer Rachel Grae plays ‘emotional rollercoaster’ set at Boston’s Red Room

Elise Coelho, Staff Writer December 7, 2022

New York-based rising star Rachel Grae opened her heart at Cafe 939’s Red Room on Dec. 3. Grae, who describes her music as “a page ripped out of a diary,” performed her singles and some unreleased...

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