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Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey speaks at a press conference outside the State House

DOJ appeals ruling to invalidate approval of mifepristone, Healey announces executive order

Leo Woods, Photo Editor April 11, 2023

The Justice Department appealed a Texas judge’s ruling that would invalidate the Food and Drug Administration’s 2000 approval of the drug mifepristone, part of the most commonly used abortion method...

SGA talks Rammython, hears remarks on TPUSA

SGA talks Rammython, hears remarks on TPUSA

Shealagh Sullivan, Editor-in-chief April 4, 2023

Suffolk University’s Student Government Association discussed the upcoming SGA Awards and Rammython and heard remarks concerning Suffolk’s chapter of Turning Point USA, sexual assault awareness month...

Former President Donald Trump.

Former President Donald Trump arraigned in Manhattan court

Sarah Roberts, Asst. News Editor April 4, 2023

Former President Donald Trump was arraigned April 4 after surrendering to a Manhattan courthouse where he pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.  Trump is the first...

The Spirit of Boston sits at a dock in the Seaport.

Boat fire changes Spring Ball plans for PC

Stephen Merrick, Staff Writer April 4, 2023

An evening blaze aboard the Spirit of Boston ship on March 23 resulted in a change of venue for Program Council’s Spring Ball. The annual event was set to take place on the ship April 13, but according...

In the nation: Nashville shooting, Warren announces campaign, Pence to testify to Jan. 6 grand jury, Mel King dies at 94

In the nation: Nashville shooting, Warren announces campaign, Pence to testify to Jan. 6 grand jury, Mel King dies at 94

William Woodring, Sarah Roberts, and Maren Halpin March 28, 2023

Trigger warning: The following contains discussion of gun violence and death. Shooting at Nashville school leaves 6 dead Three children and three adults were killed in a shooting March 27 at a Christian...

The Bank of America, where Rosenberg was chief executive and chairman from 1990 to 1996

In remembrance of Richard Rosenberg: A Journal alum, titan in business, philanthropy, and a beloved family man

Shealagh Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief March 28, 2023

Philanthropist and Suffolk University graduate Richard Rosenberg, who transformed Bank of America during his time as chief executive and chairman, died on March 3 at the age of 92. Rosenberg, affectionately...

The MBTAs new general manager, Phillip Eng

Suffolk students share MBTA struggles, Healey announces new general manager

Leo Woods, Photo Editor March 28, 2023

Gov. Maura Healey announced March 27 that Phillip Eng, the former director of the Long Island Rail Road, would assume the role of MBTA general manager beginning April 10, according to the Boston Globe. The...

In the Nation: Bill could subsidize local paper subscriptions, SCOTUS hears student loan arguments, Biden nominates Julie Su for Labor secretary

In the Nation: Bill could subsidize local paper subscriptions, SCOTUS hears student loan arguments, Biden nominates Julie Su for Labor secretary

Sarah Roberts and Maren Halpin February 28, 2023

New bill in Mass. could subsidize local newspaper subscriptions In an attempt to help Massachusetts’ struggling local newspapers, a new bill was introduced in the Massachusetts House of Representatives...

Boston City Hall

Mayor Michelle Wu’s rent control plan sparks discourse

Julia Capraro, Staff Writer February 28, 2023

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s rent control proposition reached the city council and residents of the city on Feb. 13 and was received with praise as well as criticism. Boston’s rent has increased exponentially...

Activists and students standing across from the Massachusetts State House on Feb. 26 protesting for stricter gun laws.

The new generation leads the fight against guns

Lina Gildenstern, Graduate Contributor February 28, 2023

Activists and students came together to protest gun violence and demand stricter federal gun laws in front of the Massachusetts State House on Feb. 26. Although Massachusetts has some of the strictest...

New club combines fitness and safety

New club combines fitness and safety

Danika Kusumoto, Journal Contributor February 22, 2023

From social media to campus, “hot girl” culture turns any mundane task into an effortlessly cool endeavor. The trend has reached Suffolk University with the Hot Girl Walking Club: the newest way to...

In the nation: President Carter enters hospice, Haleys run for president, Wu vetoes school committee bill

In the nation: President Carter enters hospice, Haley’s run for president, Wu vetoes school committee bill

Shealagh Sullivan and William Woodring February 21, 2023

Former President Jimmy Carter enters home-hospice Thirty-ninth President of the United States Jimmy Carter entered home-hospice care Feb. 20 after a series of recent hospital stays, the Carter Center...

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