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The Suffolk Journal

Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936.

The Suffolk Journal

Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936.

The Suffolk Journal

The finish line of the 125th Boston Marathon in Copley square.

Former Boston police commissioner reflects on Boston Marathon

Alex Svenson, Journal Contributor October 13, 2021

Monday marked the first time in history that the Boston Marathon was hosted in the fall, after it was canceled last spring for only the second time in its 124 year history. The closest the race has...

America, is it finally time?

America, is it finally time?

Chris DeGusto and Nick Viveiros February 21, 2018
The United States has suffered from a string of mass shootings that have occurred in churches and schools alike. As some call for gun control, others look to arm university police.
Brigitte Carreiro/Journal Staff

Firearm search forces evacuation of students from residence hall

Melissa Hanson April 6, 2015

Suffolk University police and Boston police searched a dorm room in Miller Hall Monday evening after resident assistants heard a student make a comment about obtaining a firearm, according to police...

(By Melissa Hanson)

Two park rangers stabbed in Boston Common

Melissa Hanson October 14, 2014

Two park rangers were stabbed by a Boston man in the Common on Tuesday night, police said. Bodio Hutchinson, 34, allegedly stabbed the park rangers around 5 p.m., according to Boston police spokesman...

(Left to Right): Managing Director of Alumni Engagement Elizabeth Conley, 
Director of Diversity Services Jacinda Felix Haro, SUHA President Lidia Zayas, Javier Pagan, and Rainbow Alliance President Amy Kerr. 
(Thalia Yunen/News Editor)

Pagan talks intersections of identity and career

Thalia Yunen October 8, 2014

Javier Pagan, one of the first Boston Police officers to assist at the Boston Marathon bombings, a LGBTQ liaison for the Boston Police Department, and alumnus of Suffolk University came to campus to speak...

Photo courtesy of The Boston Police Department

Alumnus works his way to Boston’s top cop

Melissa Hanson January 23, 2014

William Evans remembers riding the bus from South Boston to downtown for classes at Suffolk University in the early 1980s. He would walk by the State House on his way to campus, where he earned a degree...

Noise complaints call for action

Noise complaints call for action

Jenn Orr November 18, 2010

College students blamed for disturbances in the North End Jenn Orr Gianna Carchia Journal Staff It’s Friday night in the North End, and somewhere amidst this charming landscape of brick buildings,...

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