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The Suffolk Journal

Your School. Your Paper. Since 1936.

The Suffolk Journal

Pom-pom hats take over Downtown Crossing.

Winter fashion is taking over Suffolk’s campus

Lilly Miron, Journal Contributor February 8, 2022

Going to and from class in the winter is already a challenge. The wind, snow and ice make most students cower while walking to and from class.  However, despite these less than ideal conditions, many...

OPINION: I knew from the beginning Suffolk was the perfect school for me

OPINION: I knew from the beginning Suffolk was the perfect school for me

Grace MacDonald, Copy Editor November 16, 2021

When I began to look at colleges during my junior year of high school, I knew without a doubt I wanted to be in the city. I had never heard of Suffolk University until I toured it –— I literally found...

OPINION: Suffolk’s non-traditional campus makes the college experience even better

OPINION: Suffolk’s non-traditional campus makes the college experience even better

Grace MacDonald, Copy Editor October 26, 2021

One of the most unique aspects of Suffolk University is the fact that it is not a traditional college campus. Instead, it sits as a cluster of buildings sprinkled around the heart of downtown Boston ––...

This photo also demonstrates my point in the interview of encouraging students to just start on what they’re afraid of doing, Yap said about Whats Going On?!

New student podcast sparks meaningful discussions on campus

Julia Ahaesy, Opinion Editor February 23, 2021

Xin Yi Yap, senior global business with big data and business analytics major, started the "What's Going On?!" podcast in the fall of 2020.  As a diversity peer education scholar at Suffolk University's...

Best study spots for Suffolk University students

Best study spots for Suffolk University students

Kaylie Scalze, Journal Contributor November 3, 2020

The pandemic has brought on a lot of new challenges for students; the biggest perhaps is finding a good place to study outside of campus. Here is a comprehensive guide to the best “COVID-approved”...

The cast of To Gather Apart.

To mute or not to mute: “To Gather Apart” perfectly captures the new virtual world

Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor October 27, 2020

Over the weekend, cast members of the Suffolk University Theatre Department came together to produce their first show of the semester, “To Gather Apart,” an online comic drama about creating relationships...

Wellbeingss colorful homepage.

Suffolk alum Gabrielle Rizzo launches digital wellness platform, Wellbeings

Julia Ahaesy, Opinion Editor September 29, 2020

Suffolk University graduate, successful influencer and social media strategist Gabrielle Rizzo launched Wellbeings– a new wellness platform that creates a diverse and inclusive digital community for...

Smith Hall at Suffolk University

Suffolk announces big changes to how classes, housing will look in the fall

Katelyn Norwood, Dani Webber, and James Bartlett June 16, 2020

Suffolk University unveiled its plans for the fall 2020 semester Monday, and student life is set to look drastically different due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  The university has been planning for the...

A sports field left vacant during quarantine, but the Boston spirit still continued on.

Suffolk photojournalism students document the pandemic

Sarah Lukowski, Arts Editor June 3, 2020

Students in Ken Martin’s photojournalism classes have been on the front lines of history by photographing the coronavirus pandemic as part of their final projects.  Martin had students in both his...

Courtesy of Moakley Archive & Institute

Law professor Jeffrey Wittenberg passes Thursday night

Alexa Gagosz April 13, 2018

Suffolk University Law Professor Jeffrey Wittenberg passed away Thursday night, according to a statement sent to students by President Marisa Kelly in an email on Friday afternoon. "Professor...

Felicity Otterbein / Arts Editor

Feeling blue, seeing red

Felicity Otterbein April 11, 2018

Deep within the heart of theater lies a cavernous mine filled to the brim with boundless opportunity to poke fun at the world we live in. Dramatic and poetic irony are so deeply embedded within society...

Portrait illustrated by Lydia Tourtellotte.
Felicity Otterbein / Arts Editor

A solid foundation, student work displayed at NESAD

Felicity Otterbein April 5, 2017

In an end of the year celebration of talent and learning, the New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk University (NESAD) displayed work done by foundation studies students. Serving as a week-long...

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