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Suffolk Rams

Men’s soccer slips past Gordon
September 21, 2021
James Bartlett, Multimedia Editor
Suffolk men’s soccer defeated Gordon College 1-0 on Saturday, improving their record to 4-3. After Gordon dominated possession for most...
Women’s volleyball notches win over Lasell in front of home crowd
September 21, 2021
James Bartlett and Jamie Taris
The Suffolk women's volleyball team collected their fifth win of the season Thursday after defeating Lasell University in a matchup that went...
Zulla earns CCC Player of the Week after stellar offensive performances
April 20, 2021
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer
After last year's softball season came to an abrupt halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many athletes were left wondering when, or if, they would...
Baseball sweeps afternoon doubleheader with Endicott
April 13, 2021
Ricardo Orphanos , Journal Contributor
Suffolk baseball swept Endicott in a doubleheader in Beverly on April 7. The Rams started the night with a 6-4 win over the Gulls and won the...
Baylor spoils Gonzaga’s undefeated bid to win first title
April 6, 2021
Jamie Taris, Staff Writer
The Baylor Bears did their best New York Giants impression Monday night by knocking off undefeated Gonzaga 86-70 to earn their first men’s...
Suffolk women’s basketball finishes season strong
March 30, 2021
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer
The Suffolk Women’s basketball team rounded out their shortened season with two wins against Gordon College last week, finishing with a record...
Men’s basketball sweeps weekend series against Curry, off to best start in 42 years
March 16, 2021
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer
The Suffolk men's basketball team continued their hot start to the season with two wins in a dominating fashion against Curry College over the...
Men’s basketball splits games with Endicott, off to 3-1 start
March 10, 2021
Jamie Taris, Staff Writer
The Suffolk men’s basketball team continued their strong start to the season this weekend, trading wins with Endicott on Saturday and Sunday. After...
Women’s hockey loses two close games to Endicott, drops to 1-2
March 9, 2021
Jamie Taris, Staff Writer
Despite a solid showing against a strong opponent, the Suffolk women’s hockey team lost back-to-back games against Endicott this weekend. Going...

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Opinion

Editorial: Stay safe, and make memories while doing it

The Suffolk Journal Staff
September 21, 2021

Suffolk University has reopened its doors to students. Dining halls are open, clubs are hosting events and class is in session. Although the student body is back in full force, there are some new rules that they must adhere to. For starters, all students and faculty are required to receive COVID-19 vaccinations unless they are exempt for religious or medical purposes. In accordance with Boston...

Reflecting on 9/11: A Conversation with My Dad

Grace MacDonald, Assistant Copy Editor
September 11, 2021

I was born six months after the September 11th terrorist attacks, so I have never known a world other than the post-9/11 one. However, the significance of 9/11 has never been lost on me since my dad -- who is a firefighter in East Providence, RI, -- went to New York City to assist in the recovery efforts a mere 48 hours after the attack. “Being in New York City after the terror attacks was unforgettable....

Opinion: We need to talk about the lesbian pride flag

Ashley Ness, Staff Writer
June 22, 2021

It’s pride month, which means flags are flying high, including the progress flag’s new iteration that is inclusive of intersex people, along with queer and transgender people of color. This flag is a depiction of inclusivity within the queer community. But one pride flag still has some ambiguity and confusion around it: the lesbian pride flag. Specifically, because not everyone flies the same...

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Journal Pro Sports Column

Tacko fall discusses journey to the NBA and favorite Celtics memories at Suffolk event
September 21, 2021
JD Conte, Nick Frieburger, and James Bartlett
Former Boston Celtics fan favorite Tacko Fall, who now plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers, visited Suffolk University on Sept. 11 for a discussion on his journey to the NBA. Suffolk...
Lightning strikes twice as Tampa Bay repeat as Stanley Cup Champions
July 9, 2021
Ricardo Orphanos , Journal Contributor
Winning back-to-back championships isn’t an easy achievement in the NHL. Only two teams have accomplished that feat in the past, the Red Wings of the 90’s and the Pittsburgh...
Danny Ainge steps down as General Manager, Brad Stevens to take over as Celtics President of Basketball Operations
June 3, 2021
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer
The Boston Celtics announced Wednesday that the team's general manager and president of Basketball Operations, Danny Ainge, would be stepping down from his position with the...
Devin McCourty speaks at Suffolk about career, giving back to the community
April 27, 2021
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer
Devin McCourty is not only one of the best players to put on a jersey for the New England Patriots since he was drafted in 2010, but also has been an amazing role model, leader...
Suffolk community reacts to the rise and fall of the ‘Super League’
April 27, 2021
Alex Svenson, Journal Contributor
The European Super League, a proposed annual club football competition featuring Europe’s top 20 professional clubs, fell apart last week after nine of the 12 founding clubs...
Three-time Super Bowl champion Julian Edelman retires after 12 seasons with the Patriots
April 13, 2021
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer
New England Patriots receiver Julian Edelman, a three time Super Bowl champion and Super Bowl MVP, announced via social media on Monday that he would be retiring from the...
Baylor spoils Gonzaga’s undefeated bid to win first title
April 6, 2021
Jamie Taris, Staff Writer
The Baylor Bears did their best New York Giants impression Monday night by knocking off undefeated Gonzaga 86-70 to earn their first men’s basketball national title in school...
Meet the Patriots free agent signings
March 23, 2021
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer
The New England Patriots did something that they haven’t normally done in years past: they spent money in free agency. After last year’s team fell short of expectations,...
Opinion: What’s wrong with the Boston Celtics?
March 9, 2021
Nick Frieburger, Staff Writer
Coming off of a third eastern conference finals appearance in the last four years, the Celtics had high hopes entering the 2021 season. So far, they have not looked like that...
The Patriots’ season was a failure, so what now?
February 16, 2021
Jamie Taris, Staff Writer
Tom Brady won his unprecedented seventh Lombardi Trophy last week. Although many Patriots fans were excited to see him win, it was undoubtedly a bit of a twist of the knife,...