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Students react as university drops mask mandate

Students react as university drops mask mandate

Katelyn Norwood and Shealagh Sullivan March 9, 2022

Suffolk University students are sharing their thoughts on being on campus for the first time in two years without having to wear masks. The university’s mask mandate expired Monday, with the exception...

Warm temperatures stick around for the weekly forcast

Warm temperatures stick around for the weekly forcast

Jacob Murphy, Journal Meteorologist March 8, 2022

The last week before Spring Break will be on the warmer side of this turbulent March weather. Wednesday is looking particularly cold, with some evening snow reminding us that spring isn’t quite here...

LeadHership 2022 displayed at this years event

LeadHERship luncheon starts off Women’s History Month

Ashley Fairchild, Assistant Copy Editor March 2, 2022

Suffolk University students and faculty celebrated the first day of Women’s History month at a networking lunch by fostering connections through empowerment.  As a video of Oprah played across a...

Black History Month: A time of reflection for a better future

Black History Month: A time of reflection for a better future

Caroline Enos, Editor in Chief February 23, 2022

For Lorda Joseph, a junior media and film major at Suffolk University, Black History Month is a chance for her to learn more about herself through the celebration of her culture.  “It’s a very...

Temperatures to plunge preceding Fridays snow

Temperatures to plunge preceding Friday’s snow

Jacob Murphy, Staff Writer February 22, 2022

It’s been a warm start to the week with Monday and Tuesday reaching highs in the 50s. The National Weather Service is forecasting highs for Wednesday into the upper 60s with light rain possible in the...

BSU hosts trip through Black history in Boston

BSU hosts trip through Black history in Boston

Leo Woods, Assistant Multimedia Editor February 22, 2022

Suffolk University’s Black Student Union brought students on a trip to the Museum of African American History in Beacon Hill last week to learn more about Black history in Boston. The museum is just...

Police lights seen outside of Suffolks Sawyer Building

State House locked down after protesters enter building

William Woodring, Assistant News Editor February 9, 2022

Protesters against state mask and vaccine mandates attempted to access a press conference at the Massachusetts State House Tuesday morning, causing a lockdown of the building after they started chanting...

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Walsh offers to assist in solving MLB lockout

William Woodring, Assistant News Editor February 8, 2022

On Monday, US Secretary of Labor Martin Walsh offered to help solve the labor dispute that has caused the two-month-long lockout in Major League Baseball, providing a glimmer of hope for some baseball...

A parked Boston Police cruiser

The COVID-19 Pandemic and its Effect on Boston’s Crime Rate

Alex Svenson, Journal Contributor February 3, 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic drastically changed many aspects of daily life for people all over the world, and for Bostonians, this was no exception. The pandemic brought many new hardships to the city. Many...

Charlie Baker at a press conference

Baker delivers final State of the Commonwealth address

Ashley Fairchild, Asst. Copy Editor February 2, 2022

Governor Charlie Baker took the stage for his eighth and final State of the Commonwealth address to discuss new tax breaks and closing loopholes for violent offenders. Baker turned to issues he planned...

Vaccination sign outside Thinking Cup Cafe on Tremont Street.

Student workers split on city vaccine mandate

Leo Woods, Asst. Multimedia Editor February 1, 2022

Boston is entering the third week of its vaccine mandate for many local businesses –  one that has garnered split opinions among Suffolk University students who work in the city’s service industry.  The...

Miller Hall residents and Jumpstart members putting together literacy packets for Boston families

Suffolk Jumpstart Program provides connection, community for students

Lilly Miron, Journal Contributor November 17, 2021

Suffolk University’s Jumpstart Program allows students to enhance their communication and relationship building skills, while preparing young children from low-income communities for success. “We...

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