Grace MacDonald and Hunter Berube discuss this week’s headlines at The Suffolk Journal and Suffolk University, including COVID-19 updates and Suffolk sports teams returning to play for the first time during the pandemic. Will Woodring reports about the Student Government Association’s Spring 2021 election results, including Angela El-Jazzar becoming the senate’s new president, and Paige D’Ambrosio talks this month’s viral chart toppers.
New Headlines
- 'Pie a Ram' raises support for Alternative Spring Break service
- Suffolk in the Hub gives back through Rosie's Place donation drive
- Sunny skies ahead for Thanksgiving week
- Suffolk alums share career journeys and advice at Women In Media panel
- CARES, CCE, Career Center hosts donation drive for hunger and homelessness awareness
- Suffolk community honors Veterans Day, service members
- Spring forward, fall back: the impact of daylight saving time on Suffolk students' lives
- Elevator outage in Modern Theater sparks student frustration
- Warmer weather ahead for first week of November
- Students share experiences, opinions at accreditation open forum
Suffolk Insider: March 2, 2021
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About the Contributors
Hunter Berube, Cartoonist/Staff Writer | he/him
Hunter is a senior broadcast journalism major at Suffolk University who hopes to be a producer in the future. He has created two student-run shows through his work study position at Suffolk's Studio 73. Through his internship at Dirty Water Media, Hunter produces his own live show that streams on NECN. When he's not drawing or on the ice, you can find him eating poutine at Saus.
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Grace MacDonald, Graduate Copy Editor | she/her
Grace is a graduate student from Seekonk, Mass., majoring in communication with an integrated marketing communication concentration. Besides having a passion for writing, she enjoys listening to Taylor Swift, watching movies and exploring the city. She loves to travel and rock climbs in her free time. After graduating, she hopes to work in corporate communications.
Follow Grace on Twitter @GraceM123456
William Woodring, News Editor | he/him
Will is a senior majoring in public relations. He is originally from Medway, Ma. In his free time, he enjoys listening to music, writing, reading, and running. He is interested in political journalism and hopes to go into politics after graduating.
Follow Will on Twitter @woodringwill