Professor Joseph V. Ciuryla of Suffolk’s chemistry department may not have been a tenured professor, but dedicated himself to educating during his 30 years at the university. “He went above...

One year after two bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon, members of the Suffolk community rallied to give back before next week’s race. The American Red Cross (ARC) set up several tables in the Regan...

In the list of heaviest burdens for college students and graduates, paying back student loans is at the top as young Americans leave higher education with a degree and tens of thousands of dollars in debt....

By Daniella Marrero and Haley Peabody As commencement looms gloriously on the horizon for many Suffolk students, so does the prospect of securing a job in their field and making their degree worthwhile....

By Maria Baluch Suffolk’s senior week committee has put together 11 days of fun-filled events for the class of 2014 to enjoy and culminate their final year at the university. Senior week kicks...

As seats filled in the amenities room on the first floor of the 73 Tremont building, a guitar player sat in the corner strumming The Beatles tune “In My Life,” which set the tone for an evening...

The Sawyer Library in 73 Tremont has introduced several new procedures based on feedback from students, as it announced in an email last week. While the tweaks may seem minor, they aim to save students...

When Tyler LeBlanc wakes up every morning, he commutes to Suffolk just as a majority of the student body does. This is why LeBlanc, next year’s Student Government Association president, wants to...

Jake Athyal and Erica Leblanc hosted the 2014 SGA awards. They started the event lightly with jokes that really hit it with the crowd before they introduced SGA President Billy Cerullo and Suffolk President...