Ryan Arel – The Suffolk Journal

Ryan Arel, Former Senior Staff

Vermont native Ryan Arel is a former Arts Editor and former Opinion Editor for The Suffolk Journal. A print journalism major and economics minor, Ryan aspires to become a versatile writer who can cover any story of any topic that is worth telling.

Passionate about sports, photography, and history, Ryan also hopes to write and research in a way that makes complex issues easier for readers, and himself, to understand.

After leaving Suffolk, he hopes to work in the media field and stay in Boston, but he does not duck away at the idea of maybe traveling someday for work. When he isn’t in the office, he can be found scream-typing homework assignments and stories, at the gym, watching "The Office" reruns or The Red Sox, his favorite sports team.

Follow Ryan on Twitter @ryanarel.

All content by Ryan Arel

CAS faculty vote against arming SUPD

Caroline Enos and Ryan Arel
November 13, 2019

“The customer is always right” says more about us than we think

Ryan Arel
November 6, 2019

[Photo] Chief of police leaves Suffolk, accepts position at Tufts

Kaitlin Hahn and Caroline Enos
October 23, 2019

No vote for arming campus police officers— yet

Caroline Enos and Ryan Arel
October 2, 2019

SUPD dispatcher removed from duty after arrest

Haley Clegg and Ryan Arel
April 24, 2019

Artists’ work must stop going unappreciated

Morgan Hume and Ryan Arel
April 10, 2019

SGA votes to endorse arming of Suffolk University police, awaiting Board of Trustees for final say

Haley Clegg, Ryan Arel, and Caroline Enos
April 10, 2019

Student Government Association votes to endorse arming of Suffolk University police

Ryan Arel
April 4, 2019

Spreading the wealth: Business professionals share how to capitalize on early career years

Ryan Arel
March 6, 2019

Level the proposed tackling bill before it gets reviewed

Ryan Arel
February 27, 2019

SUPD officials say officers should be armed

Caroline Enos and Ryan Arel
February 20, 2019

Suffolk looks to revisit SUPD arming question

Ryan Arel
February 6, 2019

Healthy Minds Alliance and Photography Club offer platform for students to share their stories

Ryan Arel
November 14, 2018

Suffolk Professor Feature: Trabold reflects on experience in post-apartheid Africa

Ryan Arel
November 14, 2018

Suffolk professor’s original play “Loss of Breath: The Unfinished Life and Death of Edgar Allan Poe” debuts Thursday at Modern Theatre

Ryan Arel and Morgan Hume
November 14, 2018

Mental Health Awareness

Ryan Arel
November 7, 2018

A walk for hope

Ryan Arel, Arts and Culture Editor
October 24, 2018

“Oceans Ventured: Winning the Cold War at Sea”

Ryan Arel and Morgan Hume
October 10, 2018

Mexican playwright merges conflict with theatre in play ‘The Crossing’

Ryan Arel
October 10, 2018

Economics and the environment: Finding the balance

Ryan Arel
October 3, 2018

How dare you, Nike?

Ryan Arel
September 27, 2018

Human Flow: A deeper look at refugee suffering

Amy Koczera and Ryan Arel
September 27, 2018

Calling all artists: Annual music festival Boston Calling brings artists of all genres including the “Rap God” Eminem and alternative rock legends “The Killers.”

Ryan Arel
June 1, 2018

Run Boston Strong

Ryan Arel
April 18, 2018

Commentary: Baseball brawls are part of the game

Ryan Arel
April 18, 2018

Attempting change: State by state, how effective is gun reform?

Ryan Arel
April 17, 2018

Democracy vs. Drama, withstanding the tests of time

Ryan Arel
April 6, 2018

Suffolk Dance Company leaves it all on the stage in latest performance, “Sincerely Yours”

Ryan Arel
April 5, 2018

Rams senior captains lead legacy

Ryan Arel
March 27, 2018

Brady Chant, #4

Ryan Arel
March 27, 2018

Mark Fusco, #14

Ryan Arel
March 27, 2018

Greg Speliotis, #22

Ryan Arel
March 27, 2018

It’s the end of the world as they know it

Ryan Arel
February 28, 2018

Swinging for a fourth title

Ryan Arel
February 28, 2018

Comedy to address conflict

Ryan Arel and Morgan Hume
February 14, 2018

Payment is due: Division I athletes should be compensated for their commitment

Ryan Arel
February 14, 2018

Students could be the catalyst for change

Ryan Arel
January 31, 2018

Dance Company prepares for fall showcase “Revival”

Ryan Arel
November 15, 2017

The US can offer help but should not do the dirty work

Ryan Arel
November 8, 2017

National anthem protests conversed at Suffolk

Ryan Arel
November 8, 2017

Ramifications reverberate across Boston

Ryan Arel
October 31, 2017

Media critique: What is newsworthy?

Ryan Arel
October 25, 2017

Suffolk panel tackles America’s worldwide war on drugs

Ryan Arel
October 12, 2017

Kneeling: A form of protest

Ryan Arel
October 4, 2017

First down for Suffolk flag football

Ryan Arel
September 27, 2017

Students flock to Suffolk from all corners of the globe

Ryan Arel
September 20, 2017

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